Trusts
Trusts can be used to ensure assets are passed onto certain family members, possibly as part of inheritance tax planning. Our specialist team can advise as to whether a trust is appropriate and deal with the administration of trusts.
Probate
When someone close to you dies, somebody has to deal with their estate which involves collecting money owed, settling debts and dividing the estate among the beneficiaries.
Our experienced team administers the estates of deceased persons with sympathy and efficiency. You will have a single point of contact who will be on hand to provide guidance on the process and answer any questions you may have.
To find out how we can support you and your family, contact our team today.
Your Estate Administration and Probate Team
We are WIQS Accredited
The Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS) accreditation is a best practice quality mark for wills and estate administration advice.
Being WIQS accredited means we have the expertise to deliver wills and inheritance advice, use standardised processes to recognise and reduce risks and educate clients about what to expect when buying wills and inheritance advice.
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