Find solicitors for Wills & Probate
Wills and probate is about organising and dealing with someone’s affairs, property and belongings before and after their death. Choose from a broad range of wills & probate services and start comparing legal experts now.
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Wills
Creating a will may feel morbid, but it is also important. Wills should include your final wishes for yourself and also for your assets and any dependents. The advice and guidance of a legal expert can be invaluable when drafting such a crucial document.
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Draft Individual Will
Create a legal document with instructions for the people you leave behind.
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Draft a Joint Will
Create a joint will with your partner to efficiently deal with your Estates.
Dispute
If you disagree with a will, it may be that you wish to legally challenge it. In this case it is important to consult a legal expert immediately, as there may be a restriction of as little as 6 months on the time in which you can launch your legal challenge.
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Dealing with an Estate
It can be difficult to know what is the right course of action when a loved one dies, particularly if you have been given the responsibility for the deceased’s estate. It is a legal expert’s role to guide and advise you through this process.
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Obtain a Grant
Obtain a grant of representation enabling you to deal with an Estate.
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Administer an Estate
Get help dealing with the Estate of someone who has passed away.
Protecting Others
Before a loved one is no longer able to take responsibility for their affairs, it may be advisable to take steps to keep their interests safe. Legal experts will help with matters such as power of attorney, ensuring protective measures are implemented legally and ethically.
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Power of Attorney for an Individual
Give someone else the power to make decisions on your behalf.
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Power of Attorney for a Couple
A couple can give someone else the power to make decisions on their behalf.
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Court of Protection Deputyship
Apply to be a Court appointed Deputy for someone unable to make their own decisions.
