Will Writing in Horsham
Helping You Plan Ahead with Confidence and Clarity
Will Writing in Horsham
Wills in Plain English offers estate planning and will writing in Horsham and the surrounding areas of West Sussex. With over three decades of experience and full membership of the Society of Will Writers, we provide practical support in plain, everyday language.
Whether you are writing your first Will or reviewing an existing one, we guide you through the process with clear, straightforward advice. Our aim is to help you protect your family, your future, and give you lasting peace of mind.
Why it is Important to Make a Will?
Writing a Will ensures your wishes are followed after your death. It allows you to make personal decisions such as:
- Who will receive your estate
- Who should care for your children or pets
- Any preferences for your funeral
- How to reduce inheritance tax where possible
- Preventing delays, stress or confusion for loved ones
If you die without a valid Will, the law will decide how your estate is shared out. This may not reflect your wishes and can lead to unnecessary problems, particularly for unmarried partners or blended families.
Our Practice Areas
With personal service and professional support, we will walk you through the whole process from an initial confidential conversation about what you need to consider, to taking your instructions and then drawing up and helping you to sign and witness your legally enforceable will.
Wills and Estate Planning
Ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes with our expert guidance.
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Appoint someone you trust to make important decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so.
Probate
Navigate the complexities of probate with confidence and ease, knowing we are here to help.
Will Storage
Keep your important documents safe and easily accessible with our secure storage solutions.
Wills and Estate Planning
We offer a personal and supportive service, tailored to suit your situation. Whether you need a simple Will or more detailed estate planning, we are here to help. Our advice is always clear and based on your specific needs.
We can assist with:
- Simple or detailed Wills
- Trusts and asset protection
- Inheritance tax planning
- Reviewing and updating existing documents
From your first enquiry to signing and witnessing your Will, we will guide you through every step and make sure your wishes are legally protected.
Lasting Power Of Attorney
A Lasting Power of Attorney allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you lose the ability to do so yourself. There are two types to consider:
- Property and financial affairs
- Health and welfare
We make the process easy to understand and help you register the right arrangements, giving you confidence that your interests will be respected. If you are ready to write a Will, set up a power of attorney, or get help with estate planning, please get in touch. We are happy to answer any questions and help you take the next step.
Call us on: 07935 219228
Email on: contact@willsinplainenglish.co.uk
Will Writing in Horsham
Wills in Plain English offers estate planning and will writing in Horsham and the surrounding areas of West Sussex. With over three decades of experience and full membership of the Society of Will Writers, we provide practical support in plain, everyday language.
Whether you are writing your first Will or reviewing an existing one, we guide you through the process with clear, straightforward advice. Our aim is to help you protect your family, your future, and give you lasting peace of mind.
Why it is Important to Make a Will?
Writing a Will ensures your wishes are followed after your death. It allows you to make personal decisions such as:
- Who will receive your estate
- Who should care for your children or pets
- Any preferences for your funeral
- How to reduce inheritance tax where possible
- Preventing delays, stress or confusion for loved ones
If you die without a valid Will, the law will decide how your estate is shared out. This may not reflect your wishes and can lead to unnecessary problems, particularly for unmarried partners or blended families.