Wills
Fixed-fee will writing that protects your family — explained in plain English, with no pressure.
Single Wills
A single will is made by one person and is the foundation of protecting your family. Our will writing advisors discuss your wishes, explain your options, and help you create a will tailored to your personal circumstances.
From £149 including VAT — price confirmed in writing before we start, and it never changes.
What a single will covers:
- Who receives your money, property, and possessions
- Naming guardians for children under 18
- Appointing trustees to manage children’s inheritance
- Specific gifts of jewellery or family items
- Choosing executors to carry out your wishes
Mirror Wills
Mirror wills are two separate legal documents for couples with similar wishes — usually leaving everything to each other, then to the children equally. They are quick, simple, and affordable.
From £249 including VAT for both partners.
Things to know:
- Either person can change their mirror will at any time
- After one partner dies, the survivor can also change their will freely
- If you have very different wishes, two separate single wills are better
- We plan for the possibility that both partners die at the same time
Why Make a Will?
Without a valid Will, the law decides who inherits under the intestacy rules – not you. An unmarried partner receives nothing under those rules, however long you have lived together, and stepchildren are not included either. A Will is the only way to be certain your estate goes where you intend.
A Will lets you:
- Choose exactly who inherits, and in what shares
- Name guardians to care for any children under 18
- Appoint executors you trust to deal with your estate
- Leave specific gifts, such as money, jewellery or a family keepsake
- Include a trust where you want extra protection for your home or your children’s inheritance
When to review your Will
Your Will should change as your life does. In England and Wales, getting married or entering a civil partnership normally cancels an existing Will, while divorce does not cancel it at all. It is worth a review after a marriage, separation or divorce, the birth of a child or grandchild, buying a home, or a significant change in your finances – and at least every five years in any case.
How it works
- A free first conversation about your family and your wishes, with nothing to prepare.
- A written recommendation and a fixed price, agreed before any work starts.
- Drafting and review – we prepare your Will and go through it with you in plain English.
- Signing and storage – your Will must be signed in front of two independent witnesses, who should not be beneficiaries or married to one. We explain exactly how to do this correctly.
Single Wills start from £149 including VAT.
Ready to make your Will?
The first conversation is free and there is nothing to prepare. We will explain your options and give you a fixed price in writing before anything begins.