Wills.
Plan ahead with confidence. Our team can help you ensure your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are protected after you’re gone.
A Will lets you decide how your assets will be distributed and who will care for your children if you’re no longer here. It’s a vital part of planning for the future — ensuring your wishes are respected and giving peace of mind to you and your loved ones.
What is a Will?
Life is uncertain. We never know what’s around the corner. A properly drafted Will ensures your assets go to the people you choose, your children are cared for by those you trust, and your wishes are carried out legally and efficiently.
Why should I create a Will?
- Want to plan ahead for your family’s future and protect your loved ones
- Are supporting elderly parents or relatives and understand the importance of preparation
- Have received a diagnosis of a serious illness or life-changing condition
- Run a business and want to ensure continuity and proper succession planning
Which is the right Will for me?
Standard Wills
For individuals or couples to distribute assets amongst your chosen beneficiaries.
Trust Wills
For placing assets into trusts, providing greater control over distributions and tax.
What to expect.
Initial Consultation
We discuss your wishes, beneficiaries and any specific requirements to provide you with an accurate fee quote.
Drafting your Will
We prepare a draft Will based on your instructions and send it to you for review and approval.
Review and Amend
You can make any changes needed before we prepare the final document for signing.
Signing and Witnessing
We arrange a meeting at our office where we will explain the terms of your Will before you sign your Will in front of our witnesses to ensure your privacy.
Storage and Copies
We store your original Will securely and provide you with a certified copy for your records.
The whole process was very easy...
The whole process was very easy, everything online and I was able to make changes to it. I decided to sign in person (could have done it online but preferred a proper pen in my hand) – which was also easy. Very happy to recommend their services!
Mr G
We received a fast, efficient and effective service...
My wife and I used Atterbury Payne to advise on and prepare our wills and powers of attorney. We received a fast, efficient and effective service from them. Their staff were exceedingly friendly and highly professional. Highly recommended.
Mr F
They understood what we wanted to achieve...
We would definitely highly recommend Lindsey. She understood what we wanted to achieve in our wills, and dealt with it in a straightforward manner. Also at a very reasonable cost.
Mrs W
Helping You Make Sense of Wills.
What happens if I die without a will
When someone dies without a Will (called dying “intestate”), the law decides who inherits your assets – which may not reflect your wishes. Assets could go to relatives you did not intend to benefit, and there is currently no provision for unmarried partners.
How often should I update my Will?
You should review your Will every 3-5 years or when major life changes occur such as marriage, divorce, births, deaths, or moving house. Small changes can be made by a codicil, whilst larger changes may require a new Will entirely.