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The journey to
getting your will written
Think of it as a relaxed chat to set you on the right path. You talk, we listen!
- Initial Meeting
- Instruction Appointment
- Draft Time
- Your Will Is Written
Meet The Owners
Simon & Kelly
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The Journey To
Getting Your Will Written
- 1
Initial Meeting
Book AppointmentLet’s grab a cuppa (or a Zoom). This is where we get to know you, your plans, and your goals. Think of it as a relaxed chat to set you on the right path. You talk, we listen!
- 2
Instruction Appointment
Get A Plan In PlaceWe’ll craft a personalised plan tailored to your needs, complete with all the suitable options.
- 3
Draft Time
Meet Your BrokerLeave the paperwork and all the heavy lifting to us. We will send you the draft ready for approval for you check first.
- 4
Your Will Is Written
Let's Get StartedOnce everything is approved, the original documents are signed and are in place.
Why Use Protex Financial For
Will Writing??
Here at Protex Financial, we strive to make our only focus on you; this is why we can offer the leading range of advice for your families future.
Writing your will is likely something you’ve considered many times but have delayed for various reasons. Despite being one of the most essential documents you’ll ever create, a surprising two-thirds of UK adults haven’t made a Will. Dying without one can cause significant financial strain and confusion for those left behind, issues that could easily be avoided with the proper guidance.
Meet Danielle
Danielle (LLB, LLM) is our will-writing specialist at Protex Financial.
Driven by a passion for helping people secure their futures, Danielle founded her Wills & Estate Planning service to provide accessible and professional estate planning advice to those in need of professional guidance.
As a Professional Willwriter and Estate Planner, Danielle is dedicated to ensuring that individuals and families can confidently plan for the future. Danielle specialises in Wills, Trusts, Lasting Power of Attorneys, and various other aspects of estate planning, always focusing on delivering personalised solutions tailored to each client’s unique needs.
Simple Fees
Single Will
£170
Including any legacies, and where required trusts for minor children in which assets are kept until they become at least 18 years old or an age you can specify.
Mirror Will
£270
Including any legacies, and where required trusts for minor children in which assets are kept until they become at least 18 years old or an age you can specify.
- Award-winning advisers
- Access to a wide range of experts
- Options to make changes in the future
Will Writing Services
A will allows you to specify how your assets, such as property, money, and possessions, will be divided after your death. Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to the intestacy rules, which may not reflect your wishes. This could lead to family disputes and financial complications. Something you do not want when the time comes.
Frequently Asked Questions
A will is a legal document that outlines how you wish your assets to be distributed after you pass away. It ensures that your property, money, and possessions go to the people or causes you care about. Without a will, the state will decide how your estate is distributed, which may not reflect your wishes.
It’s always best to have your will written by a professional, such as a solicitor or a specialist will writer, to ensure it’s legally sound and covers all necessary aspects. Do-it-yourself wills can lead to complications or disputes if they are improperly executed.
If you die without a will, your estate is distributed according to intestacy rules. This means that your assets may not go to the people you intended, and unmarried partners, for example, may not automatically inherit anything.
An executor is responsible for carrying out your wishes as stated in your will. You can choose anyone you trust to be an executor, such as a family member, friend, or professional, but make sure they can manage the responsibilities.
Yes, you can change or update your will anytime, provided you are still mentally capable. Changes can be made using a codicil (an addition or amendment to an existing will) or by drafting a new one.
A beneficiary is a person or entity you choose to receive a part of your estate, such as money, property, or personal items. This can include family members, friends, charities, or other organisations.
Your will should cover your personal assets, financial accounts, property, and any specific gifts you want to leave to individuals or charities. It should also appoint executors and, if relevant, guardians for any children under 18.
Yes, a well-structured will can help reduce the amount of inheritance tax your estate may be liable for. There are ways to make your estate more tax-efficient, and a solicitor can guide you through this to maximise the benefits for your beneficiaries.
No, a will is important no matter the size of your estate. Even if you have modest assets, it’s essential to specify how you want them distributed and ensure that any loved ones are taken care of according to your wishes.
You should review and update your will whenever there’s a significant change in your life, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or acquiring new assets. It’s a good idea to check it every few years to ensure it still reflects your current circumstances.