FAQs

Will Writing FAQs

When deciding between a company-based writing service and an online platform, there are many advantages to using a consultancy company.

  • Complexity: If your estate is slightly complex (e.g. involving multiple properties, businesses, or unusual family dynamics) an experts expertise is invaluable.
  • Choices: the number of different variables for Wills can be overwhelming, and having a person to talk to is invaluable in deciding the right Will for your circumstances.
  • Convenience: We allow you to work at your own pace and offer face-to-face guidance. · Legal protection: Private companies are regulated by The Society of Will Writers, providing additional protection if issues arise. Online services may have limited liability.
  • Expertise: Experts are people who will look at your situation and your current circumstances and will be able to provide advice. Online services may not work well to meet any special circumstances.
  • Support: Sites can offer phone lines, but private companies are willing to guide a client from the time of writing a Will to its completion.

We have several client testimonials that will give you confidence in our business. We have been in the industry for over 25 years and offer flexible service options, including face-to-face meetings, video calls, and telephone consultations to accommodate your preferences.

We are totally upfront and transparent about our costs with no hidden fees.

As a full member of The Society of Will Writers and holder of £2 Million in professional indemnity insurance, I am committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and reliability. My extensive background ensures that you receive informed and thoughtful guidance every step of the way.

  1. Professional Affiliation: Membership in The Society of Will Writers demonstrates our commitment to industry standards and ongoing professional development.
  2. Financial Protection: With £2 Million professional indemnity insurance we provide significant reassurance to clients.
  3. Commitment to Quality: We are committed to providing you with incredibly high-quality customer service every step of the way.
  4. Experience and Expertise: We have an extensive background in Will writing.
  5. Personal Touch: We offer a personalised plan in a way that you can understand.


We balance professional credentials with a client-focused approach.

Power of Attorney FAQs

It’s advisable to set up a POA while you have mental capacity, as a precautionary measure for the future.

You can appoint multiple attorneys and tell them how they should make decisions (jointly or independently).

An LPA remains valid until cancelled, all attorneys are unable to act, or the donor passes away.

Yes, you can specify limitations or conditions in the LPA document.

If you lose mental capacity without an LPA, someone may have to apply to the Court of Protection to become your deputy.

Yes, you can cancel (revoke) your LPA at any time, provided you have mental capacity.

No, you retain control while you have mental capacity. The LPA only comes into effect when you choose or when you lose capacity.

The government says it can take up to 20 weeks to register an LPA