Wills and Probate
At Everys our private client team has a wealth of experience in dealing with all
aspects of private client law including:
- Wills and associated tax planning
- Lasting powers of attorney
- Discretionary trusts
- Inheritance claims
Our approach to preparing a Will starts with understanding your circumstances and
aims. In particular, we have a wealth of experience in dealing with vulnerable family
members, young children / step children, elderly partners and community care, family
disputes and inheritance claims, protecting family wealth and Trusts, business and
company assets, tax planning and inheritance tax advice, appointing executors /
trustees, reviewing Wills and Living Wills (directions on medical treatment). We
understand that many people are put off making a Will. However, it is vital to make
one to ensure that your wishes and desires are met, and to make the most of any
tax benefits available to you.
Failing to make a Will can leave your family with a financial and administrative
burden to cope with.
We can assist you with all aspects of tax planning and Trusts. We offer comprehensive
advice on the types of Trusts available and we have extensive experience and expertise
in the drafting and setting-up of all types of Trusts, the day-to-day administration,
including preparation of annual accounts, and the submission of tax returns on behalf
of the Trustees. Trusts are a tax-efficient method of protecting family assets enabling
them to pass between generations. They are very useful when trying to safeguard
assets for younger children or vulnerable people.
Inheritance claims usually arise when there is a dispute as to the validity of a
Will or a beneficiary believes that they should have been included in the Will or
left more under it. Everys has many years of experience in dealing with inheritance
claims and will advise you if there is a valid claim.
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