Compare Lawyers for Wills and Probate
Get expert help with everything from writing a will to managing a loved one’s estate. Compare legal quotes and find the right support for your needs.
Planning for the future or managing the affairs of a loved one can be both emotionally challenging and legally complex. At The Law Superstore, we help simplify the process by connecting you with trusted legal professionals who specialise in Wills and Probate services.
Whether you need to write a will, contest a will, apply for probate, or administer an estate, we make it easy to compare quotes from experienced solicitors.
You can also find expert support for setting up a lasting power of attorney or applying for a court of protection deputyship if decisions need to be made for someone who has lost mental capacity.
From safeguarding your wishes to handling sensitive legal matters after a death, our platform gives you the confidence to choose the right legal support for your needs.
Wills
Drafting a will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your family and your assets in the future. Organise your estate, choose an executor and make sure it's legally binding.
Draft Joint Wills
Create joint wills with your partner to efficiently deal with your Estates.
Disputes
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.
Probate
If you have been given the responsibility of dealing with an estate on a loved one's behalf, you can find a legal expert to guide you through this process.
Administer an Estate
Get help dealing with the Estate of someone who has passed away.
Power of Attorney
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.
Power of Attorney for a Couple
A couple can give someone else the power to make decisions on their behalf.
Court of Protection Deputyship
Apply to be a court-appointed Deputy for someone unable to make their own decisions.
