Wills & Succession Planning

Put your wishes in writing and give your family clear instructions about who should inherit your assets and who should administer your estate.

Our Services

For straightforward instructions about who should inherit your assets and who should administer your estate.

For more detailed instructions, such as leaving specific assets to different beneficiaries or naming substitute beneficiaries.

For more involved estate plans, where family circumstances or the way you hold your assets call for tailored drafting.

Speak with a practising lawyer
Meet with a qualified practising lawyer by phone or in person to discuss your family circumstances, assets and wishes.
Understand your options
We explain whether a will would help achieve your wishes and how your estate would be distributed without one, including under the Distribution Act 1958 where applicable.
Review and confirm your will
We explain the draft in plain language and confirm that it reflects your instructions before you sign.
Sign at our office
We arrange for two witnesses to be present together when you sign your will at our office. Both witnesses also sign in your presence.

We can help you decide which drafting option fits your circumstances.