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Making a Will is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make, yet many people put it off, thinking it’s something they’ll deal with later in life. The reality is that anyone over 18 should consider Will writing to protect their loved ones and ensure their wishes are respected. At Farleys, our experienced Will writing solicitors understand that behind every Will is a family’s future, and we’re here to provide the expert guidance you need to make informed decisions about your legacy.
Our Will writing team combines over 60 years of legal expertise with a genuinely caring approach that puts your family’s wellbeing first. We know that making a Will can feel overwhelming, which is why we take time to explain everything clearly, ensuring you understand every aspect of the process and feel confident in your decisions.
Contact our expert Will writing solicitors today on 01254 606 008 or complete our online enquiry form to discuss making a Will that protects what matters most to you.
Our Will writing solicitors provide expert legal support across all aspects of estate planning and Will preparation. Whether you need a straightforward Will or complex estate planning involving multiple properties and beneficiaries, our specialist team has the knowledge and experience to protect your family’s future effectively.
Our comprehensive Will writing services include:
Each Will is drafted by our specialist team who understand the complexities of estate planning and inheritance law, ensuring your documents are legally sound and comprehensive.
Our Will writing solicitors follow a thorough five-step process designed to ensure your Will perfectly reflects your wishes while meeting all legal requirements. This structured approach guarantees that nothing is overlooked and your estate is properly protected.
1. Initial Consultation and Estate Review
We discuss your circumstances, family situation, and wishes in detail during a comprehensive consultation. Our Will writing solicitors explain all available options and identify any potential complications that need addressing, ensuring you understand the implications of each decision.
2. Asset Assessment and Tax Planning
We review all your assets including property, investments, pensions, and personal possessions to create a complete estate picture. Our Will writing team considers inheritance tax implications and suggests strategies to protect your estate and maximise what your beneficiaries receive.
3. Will Drafting and Legal Review
Your dedicated Will writing solicitor drafts your Will according to your specific instructions, ensuring all legal requirements are met and your wishes are clearly expressed. We use precise legal language while ensuring the document remains understandable to your executors and beneficiaries.
4. Review and Approval
We present your draft Will for thorough review, explaining each clause and ensuring you’re completely satisfied with all provisions before finalisation. This stage allows for any adjustments or clarifications to ensure the document perfectly reflects your intentions.
5. Execution and Secure Storage
We arrange proper witnessing and execution of your Will according to legal requirements, then provide secure storage options to ensure your Will is safely preserved and accessible when needed by your executors.
Specialist Estate Planning Expertise
Our Will writing solicitors focus exclusively on Wills, trusts, and estate planning, giving us the specialist knowledge needed to address complex situations and maximise protection for your beneficiaries. This focused expertise ensures we stay current with all legal developments and tax changes.
Transparent Fixed Fees
We provide clear, upfront pricing for all Will writing services with no hidden costs or unexpected charges. Our fixed fees mean you know exactly what you’ll pay, whether you need a simple Will or complex estate planning involving trusts and tax mitigation strategies.
Comprehensive Estate Planning
Beyond Will writing, our team provides complete estate planning services including inheritance tax advice, trust creation, and lasting powers of attorney to ensure comprehensive protection. We take a holistic approach to safeguarding your family’s future.
Family-Focused Approach
Our Will writing solicitors understand that making a Will is ultimately about protecting your family and loved ones. We take time to understand your relationships and concerns, ensuring your Will reflects your true wishes and provides for those who matter most to you.
Regular Review Service
We offer ongoing Will review services to ensure your Will remains current as your circumstances change throughout life. Major life events like marriage, divorce, births, property purchases, or business changes may require Will updates to maintain effectiveness.
Don’t leave your family’s future to chance. Contact our expert Will writing solicitors today on 01254 606 008, complete our our online enquiry form, or visit one of our offices in Blackburn, Burnley, Manchester, Preston, Rawtenstall and Wigan.
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Request A Call BackWhat happens if I don't make a Will?
Without a Will, your estate will be distributed according to intestacy rules, which may not reflect your wishes. Your loved ones may not inherit as you intended, and the process can be more complicated, expensive, and distressing for your family during an already difficult time.
How often should I review my Will?
We recommend Will reviews every 3-5 years or after major life events such as marriage, divorce, births, deaths, significant property purchases, business changes, or substantial changes in financial circumstances that could affect your estate planning.
Can I make changes to my Will after it's written?
Yes, you can update your Will through a codicil for minor changes or by making a completely new will for major changes. Our will writing solicitors can advise on the best approach for your specific situation and ensure any changes are legally valid.
Who should witness my Will?
Your Will must be witnessed by two independent adults who are not beneficiaries or married to beneficiaries under the Will. Our Will writing solicitors can arrange proper witnessing as part of the execution process to ensure legal validity.
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