Every Will we draft is built around your family, your home, and your wishes, by a STEP qualified team with an SRA regulated solicitor in-house. Plain English, fixed fees, and nothing sent out to a third party.
Without a valid Will you die intestate, and a set of rules written in 1925 decides who inherits. Unmarried partners can receive nothing. Stepchildren can receive nothing. A Will puts those decisions back in your hands.
Blended families, business interests, property abroad, young children, dependants with extra needs. We write around all of it, never from a template.
No Latin, no legalese. We explain every clause so you know exactly what you are signing, and so does your family later.
You know the price before we draft a thing. One fixed fee for the work we agree, with no surprises when the invoice arrives.
A well-drafted Will does far more than divide your estate. We make sure yours covers everything that matters.
Name who would raise your children, rather than leaving it to the courts to decide.
Appoint the people you trust to carry out your wishes and manage your estate.
Leave specific gifts, provide for a partner, support a charity, or set up a trust within your Will.
Not necessarily. Will writing is not a reserved legal activity, so you do not have to use a solicitor. What matters is the expertise behind your Will. Our team is STEP qualified with an SRA regulated solicitor in-house, so you get that legal oversight without paying full solicitor rates.
You die intestate and the rules of intestacy decide who inherits. The results surprise people: unmarried partners receive nothing, stepchildren receive nothing, and with no traceable relatives the Crown takes the estate. A Will lets you decide instead.
Most Wills are drafted within 5 working days of your consultation. You then review every clause with us, sign with two witnesses, and we can store the original securely.
Templates handle the simplest cases. They struggle with blended families, business assets, foreign property, trusts, and anything where the wording really matters. Most contested estates began with a DIY Will. We will tell you honestly if a simple Will is all you need.
Yes, once it is signed in line with the rules: in writing, signed by you, and witnessed by two people who are not beneficiaries. We provide clear signing instructions, or can arrange witnessing for you.
Request a free, no obligation consultation. We'll explain your options and give you a fixed-fee quote before any work begins.
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