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We offer guaranteed fixed fees for Wills, Probate Administration & the creation of Trusts covering the areas of Braintree, Chelmsford & Colchester.

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Fixed Fee Pricing

Will Writing and Probate Services

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The majority of our services are bespoke and our fixed prices are calculated at the time of consultation.

Our Will writing service fess, including a consultation at your home starts at just £180 plus VAT.

Our Probate fees start at £590 plus VAT.

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services, Lasting Power of Attorneys, Probate or Trusts then please get in touch.

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For more information and to book your appointment call us on 01376 349 366

You can visit our local Braintree Wills office (just above Argos in the High Street).

Alternatively one of our consultants can visit you at your home or workplace to discuss your particular circumstances.

Most appointments generally take an hour of your time.

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Browse our blog for useful Will Writing, Trusts and Probate articles.

We also have various articles related to the various services we provide.

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Family discussing who to appoint as an executor in a Will.

Who Should I Choose as My Executor?

Choosing an executor is an important part of making a will. Many people choose their spouse, partner, an adult child or another close relative. However, your executor doesn’t have to be a family member, and you can select more than one person. Our Planning Your Will...
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Reviewing a will and estate planning documents without owning a property.

Do I Need a Will If I Don’t Own a House?

Plenty of people skip making a will simply because they do not own property. But a will is about far more than house keys. It controls who handles your money, who looks after your children, and who gets your personal belongings when you are gone. Die without a will,...
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Married couple reviewing a will and estate planning documents to protect their family's future.

Do I Really Need a Will if I’m Married?

There is a common, comforting myth that when you get married or enter into a civil partnership, your spouse automatically inherits absolutely everything you own. Because of this, many married couples push writing a will to the absolute bottom of their to-do list. If...
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Family members discussing a will and inheritance with legal documents during an estate dispute meeting.

How to Handle Inheritance Disagreements

Inheritance disputes are incredibly draining, both emotionally and financially. When family dynamics and money collide after a loss, tensions run high. However, there are practical steps you can take to manage these conflicts and, ideally, resolve them before they...
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Older couple reviewing pension documents while protecting their inheritance from financial scams.

Protect Your Legacy – Why Fraudsters Are Targeting Your Pension Pot

Many of us have become increasingly aware of how inheritance tax (IHT) might impact the legacy we leave behind. It is an instinct to want our hard-earned savings to go to our loved ones rather than the taxman. However, this desire has created a perfect opening for...
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Person reviewing a will document with legal paperwork on a desk.

How Many Copies of a Will Should There Be?

One of the first things friends and relatives need to do after a death is locate the deceased person’s will. This allows the estate to be administered once probate has been granted (Learn more here.) However, finding a will isn’t always straightforward. Even after...
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Suite 3 13, 9 Bocking End,
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