How to complete by phone

Select the type of Will that might suit your requirements. Then contact our team.

We will take your instructions over the phone and advise you accordingly. We will confirm the cost before proceeding to draft your Will and either emailing it back to you or binding the original, depending on the service you require.

The cost is the same as our online service. No call costs, no catches, no worries.

A Single Will should only be used for someone who is either single, widowed or divorced. Under the Will you can nominate the people you wish to benefit from their estate. This can either be by specific gifts of items or money or alternatively from all their remaining assets pooled together (Residuary Estate.) You can also appoint the Executors who will see that the terms of the Will are carried out and act in your estate.

A single Will can also be used to appoint Guardians for children under 18.

Similar to a single Will but for married couples Civil Partners or co habiting couples  who wish to benefit their surviving partner and make provision for circumstances where the surviving partner may have passed away before them. Two Wills are executed covering both scenarios and the only difference is the name.

Wills can be drawn up primarily the same as a normal Will but specifically leaving each partner’s interest in the family home or alternative property either to children or a 3rd party. This part of the property is then protected from care home fee costs should the survivor require care.

Discretionary Trusts in your Will allow flexibility as to who will benefit. Your nominated Trustees operate the trust and you specify who can benefit from it, for example your partner and children. The Trustees can then look at the individual circumstances at the time and provide for the individuals accordingly. The great news is, like a property protection Will, any property included in the Trust would not be considered for Care Home fees.