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Will writing does not have to be an expensive, stuffy experience you put off until it is too late. We make it easy to get expert advice from a friendly, approachable family owned business. Start with a FREE no-obligation consultation with our estate planning specialist Jane Amos in the comfort of your own home.
If you have any further queries or would like to book an appointment with Jane, feel free to call on 01273 385833.
Jane is a fully qualified member of The Society of Will Writers. She will explain our process in detail and listen to your estate planning requirements before recommending how to proceed if you choose to instruct us.
Our approach is a testament to the hundreds of satisfied clients who have chosen Brighton Wills to write over 1,500 wills and lasting power of attorney documents since 2014. And for your peace of mind — we carry Professional Indemnity Insurance of £2 million — and we are always happy to provide references if required.
I would highly recommend Brighton Wills to anyone, who like myself, needs support and guidance in dealing with legal and administrative matters. Throughout the process Jane was personable, patient and understanding and went the extra mile to ensu…
I have recently made my will with Brighton Wills and Trusts. From my first enquiry to the signing of my will, Jane has been professional. helpful but most of all, totally approachable.I knew roughly what I wanted to do with my property and belong…
Brighton Wills was a real find – a specialist will-writer – just what I needed. Jane Amos was lovely to deal with, and her advice invaluable; for example, she instantly recommended a Vulnerable Persons Trust for a beneficiary who was receiving St…
Excellent service and a very quick and expert delivery,, Thankyou Jane Amos.
I’ve changed my will 3times now and each time Jane was very professional but friendly too,,the print out in a booklet was beautifully done too.
I thoroughly…
Brighton Wills have been marvellous. They have listened, guided and been incredibly patient. I asked a lot of question, which were answered with absolute clarity. I can now rest easy knowing that mine and my husband’s wills are now in order. A hu…
I can highly recommend Brighton Wills. After explaining our requirements, for what my wife and I thought would be a very complicated will, Jane Amos listened and explained our requests could be written very simply with no complications. All our q…
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Jane Amos was very understanding and concise with requirements, dealing quickly with the matter and at a reasonable price, thanks Mike
Jane Amos met us on zoom and talked through the process. She was the consummate professional and, after a bit of back and forth by email, produced the draft of wills for myself and my wife. Followed up with a nicely produced bound version. All ve…
My husband and i found the whole will writing process very professionally handled . The advice we received was informative and useful. Jane was extremely helpful and dealt with all our requests expertly.
Jane and Mark of Brighton Wills are both professional and friendly putting you at ease whilst guiding you through the process of writting your will, which both my partner and I thought would be quite a daunting process. This was not the case, we …
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A very prompt and efficient service, Jane was with my wife and I for less than one hour
In which time she explained very clearly the areas we needed to consider when writing
our wills Thank you Jane
I called Brighton will on Sat ( expecting to leave a voice message and call back on Mon ) and to my surprise met Jane an hour later. From then, my entire experience was easy, efficient and stress free.
Few days later I received my Will copy!…
Mark and Jane offer such an easy and simple Will Writing service. Hassle free and wonderful to work with, highly recommended.
Very helpful, efficient, friendly and prompt. Made the experience easy to understand. Would highly recommend Brighton Wills to everyone.
Extremely happy with the service from Brighton Wills.
Very professional and made the whole process stress free.
Would highly reccomend!
Thank you, Jane and Mark!
My family and I dealt with the company and the service provided was a cut above the rest. They are both so helpful, friendly, professional and efficient. Would recommend their services to everybody!
Five star service from start to finish .Jane is extremely professional and knowledgeable. I have been very impressed with her work and her prompt response when I asked her to make some amendments to my will several months after it had been finali…
My wife and I cannot speak highly enough of Jane and Mark.
Highly capable, professional and make everything bespoke and fully contextualised to one’s needs and the needs of one’s family.
Highly competitive fee structure – they a…
Easy to deal with, trustworthy and professional. Just great people! All my affairs are in order and it’s a big weight off my mind. I’d highly recommend Brighton Wills.
Excellent will writing experience! Jane and Mark were super friendly, efficient, informative and kind. Brighton Wills also have very reasonable pricing. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone who needs to sort their wills out. It was a really qui…
Our professional, yet non-stuffy approach is a testament to the 1500 plus legally compliant wills and lasting power of attorney (LPA) documents we have written for clients in Sussex and Kent since 2014.
And for your peace of mind — we carry Professional Indemnity Insurance of £2 million — and we are always happy to provide references if required.
Making a will is one of the most responsible things you can do in your life. It takes decision making away from the courts and ensures your property, savings and personal possessions are distributed to the people you choose in the manner you wish.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) makes provision for a trusted person of your choice to make decisions about your health, welfare, property and financial affairs — in the event you suffer from a loss of mental capacity due to accident or illness.
How to protect your children from potential disinheritance Protective Property Trusts ensure your children become the ultimate beneficiary of your property, regardless of whether someone inherits, remarries and intends to try and alter the conditions of a will.
Prepaid funeral plan is an ideal way to choose the funeral you would like — fix the cost at today’s prices — and ensure that when it is needed, your family will only to have to make a single phone call and everything will be organised on their behalf.
The simple way to protect your assets and put your family first. A family trust protects your wealth. It lets you choose how to benefit your family during your lifetime, and makes critical provisions should you die.
Expert advice on probate, and how to avoid a costly, lengthy legal process. If you possess a will with an executor named to manage your affairs when you die, you have made a crucial first-step step towards reducing the burden of probate on your family.
You will be dealing with real people who have your best interests at the heart of our business. We know that contemplating the future when you are gone is not something many of us like to do — but our clients tell us they felt a fantastic sense of relief when they finally put their affairs in order.
If you would like to receive detailed advice, we can arrange a meeting and provide you with a FREE no-obligation consultation. It is your opportunity to learn about the many ways of protecting your future, all based on your personal circumstances.
Start with a FREE no-obligation consultation with our estate planning specialist Jane Amos in the comfort of your own home. Jane is a fully qualified member of The Society of Will Writers. She will explain our process in detail and listen to your estate planning requirements before recommending how to proceed if you choose to instruct us.
If you have any further queries or would like to book an appointment with Jane, feel free to call on 01273 385833.
Whether you need anything other than a simple will written depends on your circumstances and how much control you would like over your affairs. We can quickly help you understand what you need, and if it is just a will, no problem — you will be taking a responsible step forward and we will be delighted to help.
If you die intestate (without a will in place), someone you barely know or dislike could claim your money and belongings.
Relatives can raise disputes over their claim to your estate, and this can result in arguments and disagreements at an already emotional time.
Children can lose their inheritance if your surviving spouse or partner chooses to remarry.
And assets could be frozen or even lost to the state, causing your family significant financial hardship.
However, making a will and including the correct provisions can ensure that your loved ones will receive the inheritance as you intended.
It doesn’t matter if your will was written originally by a solicitor either. We can make the amendments you need in a legally compliant manner and significantly reduce your legal costs.
Currently, if you die without a will, your spouse will receive your belongings, the first £250,000, and a lifetime interest in half of the balance of your estate. On your spouse’s death, the rest will go to your children (if you have any) or to other relatives.
However, you can choose who receives what, and under which conditions if you make the correct provisions in a will.
If you are not married or in a Civil Partnership, and jointly own your home, your live-in partner could encounter many problems if you die without leaving a will.
They could find themselves homeless at a time of great stress, and they may not be entitled to anything in your name, even if they made a financial contribution.
A simple will should only cost an individual around £150. However, the cost to your estate and your loved ones could be significant if you die intestate (without a will).
Probate is faster, and the legal costs are reduced significantly if you have made a will.
If you do not have a will in place, probate can take up to two years and involve a lengthy court process and many thousands of pounds in legal fees before your family can gain access to your estate.
