Expert Will Solicitors

A Will is one of the most important documents you will ever create. It provides peace of mind, protects your legacy and ensures your final wishes are followed.

Dying ‘intestate’ or without a Will, can be incredibly problematic for the loved ones you leave behind. Legal costs, family rows over entitlements to assets, unnecessary tax charges and even court involvement can occur if you die without a Will. 

Our expert solicitors

Using an experienced lawyer to write your Will is critical to ensuring you and your loved ones are truly protected. At Hedges, we can draw on our multidisciplinary Inheritance Planning, inheritance dispute and Probate expertise to write truly iron-clad Wills, reducing the likelihood of disputes arising after your death.

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Our expert team is here to guide you through the process in a smooth, expert and unobtrusive manner. You will have an experienced, dedicated solicitor guiding you through each step, ensuring a seamless service and ultimately, peace of mind.

Life rarely follow a completely straight path and changes may often occur throughout your life. When these changes happen, you will want and need to ensure that your Will reflects these. Major life events, such as marriage, divorce, births, deaths, and acquisitions or sale of assets, will all have an impact on how your Will should be structured. Changes in tax and other inheritance planning rules and laws may also require you to make revisions to your Will.

Whether Hedges created your original Will or not, our expert lawyers will take the time to understand your circumstances and guide you through the updating of your Will to truly reflect your current wishes.

The price to write or update your Will will generally depend on the complexity of your circumstances. Our team can normally offer a fixed-fee to update or write a Will. More complex issues may require us to work at a pre-agreed hourly rate. From the outset, you can expect us to be completely transparent with pricing.

Please do get in touch for more information.

It’s important to have a Will because there are very strict rules that will dictate what will happen to your assets when you die – and it may not be what you want, or what you think will happen.

It’s easier to make a Will than you think – as long as you can tell us what you want to happen when you die, we can make it happen.