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Trusts

Approach

There are many different types of trusts available, such as property trust wills, discretionary trusts and personal injury trusts.

There are administration and taxation issues to consider when creating a trust, so before you decide on which route to take, we ensure that you fully understand the benefits and consequences of all of your options.

Our friendly and approachable team will then help you to set up and maintain your chosen trust, ensuring that it accurately reflects your wishes.

Trusts

Experience

We have significant experience in all aspects of estate planning, as well as creating and administering trusts arising in wills or lifetime trusts.

Our trust specialist solicitors also regularly assist couples with providing for each other’s futures, with a particular focus on protecting against the cost of residential care fees.

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Knowledge

The latest from our experts

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A couple die together: how important is a will in deciding who gets their assets?

A situation where two or more people die at the same time, without it being clear who died first, can have significant legal consequences.

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A guide to charitable trusts

Did you know that you can set up your own charity in your will as well as in your lifetime?

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A guide to the Court of Protection

The Court of Protection is responsible for making decisions on behalf of people who lack mental capacity.

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A guide to property trust wills

Protect your children’s inheritance from the effects of remarriage or long-term care by considering property trust wills.

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A guide to will and estate disputes

The period after losing a loved one is a difficult and emotional time.

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A guide to probate

A Grant of Probate is a document from the court when the deceased left a valid will and the executors appointed need evidence.

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What to do when a loved one dies guide

This easy-to-understand guide gives you information on everything from registering the death and funeral arrangements to settling finances.

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A guide to writing your will

We have many years' experience in drafting wills that take into account each client’s individual circumstances to ensure that their wishes are met.

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