Making the right legal arrangements to manage your estate in the long-term is the best way to ensure both yours and your family’s future is protected. Prettys’ experienced wills, trusts and estate solicitors are dedicated to providing a bespoke service which will help you to effectively plan and prepare for whatever the future may hold, including supporting you through any legal challenges.
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Helping you manage your estate with confidence
Our expert estate lawyers can guide you through the many things to consider to maximise the value of your estate and manage it effectively. We offer specialist advice on making a Will, Powers of Attorney and Court of Protection, probate and estate administration, inheritance disputes, Inheritance Tax planning and Trusts.
Help at every stage of your life
Apart from helping clients manage their estate at a later stage in life, we also guide new parents through making their first Will, update Wills as personal circumstances change throughout your life and provide estate planning for business owners nearing retirement age to ensure tax and succession aspirations are fulfilled. Our team can also assist clients with the complexities of care fee planning and Inheritance Tax to ensure their hard earned assets are protected, as well as offering a range of services aimed at supporting you through estate administration.
Taking a sensitive approach
Our experts understand the sensitivity involved with managing your estate, and we take pride in offering peace of mind that your affairs are handled with the utmost care. Focusing on our key qualities of understanding, approachability, practicality and responsiveness, Prettys take the time to understand your circumstances and tailor a legal solution that’s right for you.
The Association of Lifetime Lawyers accredited
Prettys’ Partner and Head of Wills, Trusts & Estates Services, Emma Woollard, is an accredited member of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers.
A community of likeminded legal professionals with additional skills to support older and vulnerable clients with the right legal advice. We’re dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those who need our support the most. Visit The Association of Lifetime Lawyers website for more information.
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