Wills & Probate

Wills & Probate Solicitors Wakefield, Pontefract & Leeds

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01924 387 171

50% off Lasting Powers of Attorney Until October 31^st .
Take care of your family’s future and make an LPA, so your family can deal with your affairs if one day you’re not able to.
From as Little as £150 (excluding VAT and Court Fees).
Call Rebecca Austin on 01924 387 171 or email rebeccaaustin@jwpsolicitors.co.uk

Making a Will is an easy task to overlook - you keep meaning to get round to it or you think “I don’t want to tempt fate” or “I don’t have much to leave so I don’t really need one.”

If you die without a Will, the assets that you leave will pass to your next of kin according to rules laid down by law. If you make a Will you can decide who should benefit from your estate, make arrangements for your children, and appoint Executors who will be responsible for making sure that your wishes are carried out.

Making a Will is one of the most important decisions you make in your lifetime. By making a Will you can ensure that your financial affairs can be administered with the minimum amount of distress and anxiety to your loved ones.

A Will allows a person to express their wishes and control how their property is distributed in the event of their death. For example, if you have a precious piece of jewellery or family heirloom, you can direct to whom it will pass.

Your Wills and Probate Solicitor can help you with

Making a Will

Advice on Care Home fees & Inheritance Tax

Dealing with an estate when a loved one dies

Powers of Attorney & Court of Protection applications

How much will it cost?

We are able to offer fixed fees for our most often requested services and an hourly rate for more complex matters.

For full details of all our fixed prices, including probate, please contact us.

Download our full probate costs

Simple will

£99 + VAT

Mirror will

£179 + VAT

Lasting Power of Attorney

Plus court fees

£300 + VAT

Because I am married won’t my estate automatically go to my spouse?

Do not assume this, your assets will be distributed according to the rules laid down by the law

I own half of the house that I share with my wife, can I give my children this in my will?

It depends on whether the house is owned as joint tenants or tenants in common. You also need to consider that your wife may have a claim against your estate if you exclude her from your will.

Rebecca Austin

Private Client
JWP Solicitor

Direct Dial 01924 387171