Control What Happens To Your Estate
We all have an estate, whether large or more modest, your car, home, bank accounts, investments and possessions all makeup what’s known as your estate. And the one thing we all have in common is that we can’t take it with us when we pass.
At its most, basic an estate plan lays out what happens to your estate, how and when things are distributed to those who you care most about. A plan is usually made up of a Will and a Lasting Power of Attorney but often includes various Trusts, Funeral Plan and Probate solutions depending on your needs.
This means that you have a clear and detailed plan which explains how you’d like your estate to be managed upon your dead. It will be incredibly helpful for your loved ones who can then arrange your affairs accordingly and can also reduce your beneficiaries final inheritance tax bill.
There is no one-size-fits-all estate plan as it depends on your individual circumstances. But with our assistance, we put together a plan which works for you. Taking into account your particular situation and help you understand the different options available to you.

The Wright Wills Way…
Our highly-trained consultants are specialists in Trusts, Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and other areas of Estate Planning.
Our Consultants take the time to get to know you and your personal circumstances and wishes and will make sure everything is explained clearly and concisely in a way you understand in the comfort of your own home.
We offer a friendly, professional service, with no call centres, you deal directly with our advisors at a time and place most convenient to you.
Benefits of having an estate plan:
Reduce tax and other costs
With planning advice it is possible to reduce the amount of inheritance tax owed on your estate, as well as fixing the cost of probate now will mean more passes on to your loved ones.
Avoid future mess for your loved ones
Making your wishes clear and in a legally binding estate plan avoids any future problems and misunderstandings which may occur when you pass, preventing family strife or costly legal battles.
Assets distributed as you decide
Assets distributed how, when and to whom you decide Decide not only who you’d like to benefit from your estate, but also when and under what conditions. Giving you full control over what happens to your legacy.
Protection for future circumstances
None of us knows what the future brings, and many inheritance problems occur when personal circumstances change, but inheritance plans don’t account for them. Having a proper estate plan in place will protect you.