Wills and codicils

Our professional team of wills and codicils solicitors can assist you with making a will or codicil, lasting power of attorney or trust deeds. We also happily offer a free legal consultation where we can discuss your unique needs and requirements.

Our boutique, family legal firm offers a relaxed incorporate feel, we offer the time and empathy to discuss your needs and circumstances. We understand the importance of getting the details of wills and codicils are crucial to you and your family and ensure your best interests at all times.

If you are an executor to a will or a relative to someone who has recently passed away we understand that this is a difficult and often overwhelming time. When you are struggling with grief it can be extremely hard to deal with all the necessary arrangements but we can help throughout the process.

If you have a family that is no longer capable of looking after their own financial affairs then we can put things in place so you can protect their assets.

What is a codicil?

It is recommended that you review your will regularly to ensure it is still accurate to your current circumstances. As your life moves on and things change your will may become outdated and it is crucial as it depicts what happens in the event of your death.

Ensuring your will is correct is important to look after your loved ones how you see fit. If it needs to be updated, this is where a codicil will help.

A codicil is a legal document which requires signing and witnessing like a will and is a way of making amendments to your original will as opposed to writing a new one.

Codicils are used as it is an easier cheaper option for changing your will and there is no limit to how many codicils that you can add.