Our Estate Planning Services
Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney — fixed fees, plain English, no pressure.
Wills
A professionally written will is the foundation of protecting your family. We help you set out who should inherit, appoint guardians for your children, and make your wishes clear — so your loved ones are cared for and confusion is avoided.
Single wills from £149 inc VAT.
Trusts
Trusts add an extra layer of protection around your home and savings — shielding your share of the property, providing for a partner, keeping inheritance in the family, and caring for vulnerable loved ones. We offer both Will Trusts and Living Trusts.
Will Trusts from £439.
More ways we can help
Estate planning is about more than a single document. Alongside wills and trusts, we can also help you put in place:
- Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) — appoint people you trust to make decisions about your finances or health if you are ever unable to.
- Protective Property Trusts — safeguard your share of your home for your children.
- Living Trusts — manage and protect your assets during your lifetime.
Not sure what you need? That is exactly what we are here for.
Why families choose Puna Legal
- Specialists, not generalists. Estate planning is all we do, so you get focused, expert advice.
- Fixed, transparent fees. We agree your price in writing and it will not change.
- Plain English, no pressure. Clear guidance and friendly advice, at your pace.
Also from Nick Puna: family law support
Estate planning often surfaces at the same time as a separation. If that is where you are, Nick also practises as a family law paralegal and McKenzie Friend through Puna Family Law — so you can deal with both sides of it without starting again with a stranger.
Divorce & separation
Divorce applications, separation agreements and financial settlements.
Learn more →Child arrangements
Child Arrangements Orders, shared care, and varying or enforcing an existing order.
Learn more →Non-molestation orders
Non-Molestation and Occupation Orders, and understanding your protections.
Learn more →Worth knowing: divorce does not cancel your Will, and separation changes nothing at all. Both leave gaps that can send your estate somewhere you never intended — see our FAQs.
Ready to protect your family's future?
Protecting your home, wealth and family starts with a simple conversation. Get in touch for a free, friendly chat with no obligation.