• Estate Agency
• Conveyancing
• Remortgages
• Renting Property
• Commercial property – Purchase or Sale
• Commercial Leases
• Wills
• Executries
• Trusts
• Continuing & Welfare Powers of Attorney
• Guardianship

Wills
Although many people do not like to think about preparing a Will, as it may be tempting fate, a Will is a sensible precaution as it ensures that your estate will pass to the people you wish. If you do not make a Will then your estate will pass under the Laws of Intestacy and may not go to your intended beneficiaries. We will give full advice regarding the position on Intestacy and the preparation of a Will together with any associated tax implications.

Executries
When someone close to you passes away it can be a very trying and difficult time. We can give full advice on the winding up of a deceased’s estate, whether they left a Will or not, from investigating the estate, obtaining Confirmation, ingathering the estate and payment of legacies and residue.

Trusts
Sometimes people wish to leave money for the benefit of others but wish to ensure that it is used in a specific way. We can give full legal advice about both the creation of and the administration of a suitable Trust.
Continuing and Welfare Powers of Attorney.

Power of Attorney
Sometimes, often when people get older, a situation can arise when an individual or perhaps their relatives realise that they are beginning to struggle with their financial arrangements. A Power of Attorney is a document that enables someone to give power to someone else to look after their affairs and sign documents on their behalf. We can give full advice regarding and prepare Powers of Attorney.

Guardianship
If a person, who has not already signed a Power of Attorney, loses their mental capacity then their affairs must be looked after by a Guardian who is a person appointed by the Court and supervised by the Public Guardian’s office. We have acted as and advised Guardians to such persons and can advise fully on all aspects of the process.