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Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney
Make your wishes clear and protect the people who matter.
Talk it through with an adviser on Zoom anywhere in England and Wales, or at home in Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire. Your fee is confirmed before you commit.
A clear fee, confirmed before you commit
Meet on Zoom or at home, whichever suits you
Three quick questions, then pick a time
takes about two minutes
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What we do
Choose what you need
Start with a Will, a Lasting Power of Attorney, or arrange both together
fOR ONE PERSON
Will
Say who inherits, who looks after your children and who carries out your wishes.
Name your beneficiaries and executors
Appoint guardians for children under 18
Keep your wishes clear and up to date
Normal price
£160
from £95
per Will
Lasting Power of Attorney
Choose who can make decisions for you if you are ever unable to.
Property and financial affairs
Health and welfare
We guide you through registration
Normal price
£610
from £300
per LPA
Will and LPA bundle
Arrange your Will and Lasting Powers of Attorney together, in one consultation.
One consultation covers everything
One fee, confirmed before you commit
Best for couples and families
Normal price
£770
from £395
for both
fOR a couple
Wills for a couple
Arrange a Will for each of you, in one consultation.
A Will for each of you
Appoint guardians for children under 18
Keep both of your wishes clear and up to date
Normal price
£320
from £190
per couple
Lasting Power of Attorney for a couple
Choose who can make decisions for each of you if you are ever unable to.
Property and financial affairs, for each
Health and welfare, for each of you
We guide you through registration
Normal price
£1220
from £600
per couple
Will and LPA bundle for a couple
Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney for both of you, in one consultation.
One consultation covers everything
One fee, confirmed before you commit
Wills and LPAs for both of you
Normal price
£1580
from £790
per couple
Prices do not include additional Estate Planning instruments such as Life Interest Trusts or Discretionary Trusts. The prices for any trusts will be discussed during the consultation if they are recommended or advised.
How it works
Simple from the first question
Answer three quick questions
Tell us who it is for, what you need and how you would like to meet.
Choose a time
See real availability and pick a slot that suits you.
Talk it through
Meet your adviser on Zoom, or at home in Surrey, West Sussex or Hampshire.
Sign with confidence
We prepare your documents and guide you through signing.
Which do you need?
A Will and an LPA do different jobs
Plan for what happens after you die.
Protect your choices during your lifetime.
A Will
Takes effect after you die
Who inherits your money, property and belongings
Who looks after children under 18
Who carries out your wishes, your executors
A Lasting Power of Attorney
Works while you are alive
Property and financial affairs, such as paying bills and managing accounts
Health and welfare, such as care and treatment decisions
Must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian before use
Your adviser
Stuart Victor
Stuart is an experienced estate planning adviser who helps individuals and families put clear, practical plans in place for the future. His approach is straightforward and personal, taking the time to explain your options so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
“My goal is to make the process clear, comfortable and easy to understand.”
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers, no jargon.
What is the difference between a Will and a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Will says what happens to your money and property after you die. A Lasting Power of Attorney lets someone you trust make decisions for you while you are alive, if you are unable to. Many people arrange both together.
Can I do this over Zoom?
Yes. We meet by Zoom anywhere in England and Wales. Home visits are available in Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire.
How much will it cost?
Prices start from £95 for a Will and £150 per Lasting Power of Attorney (excluding the Office of the Public Guardian registration fee which is currently £92 per LPA). Your fee is confirmed before you commit.
What if I do not make a Will?
If you die without a valid Will, the law decides who inherits. That may not match what you would want.
Does a Lasting Power of Attorney need to be registered?
Yes. It must be registered with the Office of the Public Guardian before it can be used. We guide you through the process.
Ready to protect your family?
Answer three quick questions, choose a time and meet your adviser on Zoom or at home.
Clear advice, a fee you agree first, and documents you can rely on.
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