Protecting What’s Precious To You Now & In The Future
We are A Trusted Bromley Based Will Writer
When planning for the future, there’s a lot to think about. As a trusted, local will writer based in Bromley, Kent, we know the importance of taking time to make the right decisions and we are here to provide the advice and guidance you need.
Led by Noel Vengan, we are here to provide you and your family with complete peace of mind. Noel is a qualified Chartered Legal Executive Lawyer, Fellow of The Society of Will Writers along with the Chartered Institute Of Legal Professionals and has in excess of 20 years’ legal experience.
We take time to tailor our service to the individual needs of each client in a confidential, empathetic manner and recognise the importance of asking clients to consider issues they may not have thought of themselves.
What happens if you die without a will?
61% Of UK adults have not written a will. Or personalised illustration shows what this could mean for you.
Home Visits At Your Convinience
No VAT Payable Or Hidden Fees
Flexible Service Tailored To Each Client
25 Years Of Legal Experience
Professionally Drafted Wills
It can be difficult thinking and planning for death – but how much worse would it be for your loved ones if you died without preparing for it?
Lasting Power Of Attorneys
No one knows what the future will bring. Unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong. A Lasting Power of Attorney can help you cope with the unexpected.
Prepaid Funeral Plans
Secure the costs of your funeral at TODAY’S prices regardless of how much they increase in the future, and potentially SAVE thousands of pounds.
Probate
When someone close to you dies, it can be difficult to work out what to do and in what order. The right advice can make a big difference, saving undue stress and worry.
Business Owner Wills & Lasting Powers Of Attorney
Protect your business by planning for the future and making sure that the right arrangements are in place should you become incapacitated, unavailable or die.
We Believe In Taking The Time To Help You Make An Informed Decision
Initial Consultation
Face to face, over the phone or online
Advice & Drafting
We discuss and draft your documents together
Documents Finalised
Once you are happy, you sign the necessary documentation
Submission
Where required, documents are submitted and stored safely
Got Questions?
What is a will?
A Will is a legal document where a person over 18 appoints Executors to administer his estate after death, and directs the manner it is to be distributed to the beneficiaries he or she specifies.
Why should I make a will?
Making a will is important as dying without one means that you leave important decisions up to a local court and your state's laws. You also won't have a say in who receives your property and other assets.
Can I make my own will?
Yes, you can make your own will, however there are significant risks in doing so. This is because any mistakes will not be discovered until after your death giving no chance to rectify them. This could mean emotional upset and financial loss for your family
What effect do marital changes have?
If you get married or remarried after you have made a will it is automatically revoked unless is specifically details that it was made in contemplation of the marriage. Seperation has no effect and in the event of divorce, any appointment (eg Executor) or gifts in favour of your former spouse / civil partner will fail (unless the Will states otherwise).
What is probate?
Probate has become the term commonly associated with handling an individual's estate after they've died but it is just one component of administering an estate. Estate administration is so much more. It’s the process of sorting out a deceased person’s legal and tax affairs. Everything from bank accounts, belongings and property to debts, pensions and Inheritance Tax.
Why use a probate specialist?
There is no requirement for you to use a probate specialist, however as executors are personally liable for any errors or challenges, it is strongly recommended. Any errors made could personally prove very costly from a financial perspective.