Wills, Probate & LPA’s
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A Will is a legal document that states your wishes upon death and can protect your wealth and provide financial security for your family.
Making a Will is important to individuals of all ages and not just for people in the later stages of their life. Recent statistics show that 60% of people in the UK either do not have a Will or have a Will which is out of date. This creates uncertainty for those left behind.
Our team of legal professionals has a great deal of expertise in dealing with all issues relating to Wills, probate and LPA’s. We are able to offer both fixed fee arrangements where possible.
Why choose us?
Ansham White Solicitors are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, our team have extensive experience in dealing with Wills and Probate matters. We have a number of key Partnerships including with Financial Advisers and Pension Advisors who work alongside us to ensure that our clients are able to get all the estate planning advice they need in one place.
Please call us today to arrange an initial fixed fee consultation, our Wills and Probate team will be more than happy to help.
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