Wills, Probate & Trusts

The importance of making a Will cannot be underestimated, it is your opportunity to outline how your estate should be handled on your death. Our advisors have many years’ experience and are able to provide guidance in this complicated field. We also have specialist solicitors in Leamington Spa and Hinckley who can advise on inheritance and Will disputes.

If you would like to put in place a new Will please complete the form below and a member of staff will contact you to progress the drafting of your Will.

We can act as quickly as you require with video call appointments, or you can attend one of our offices in Hinckley, Stoney Stanton or Leamington Spa.

You can access our Costs for Wills, Probate & Trusts here.

Administering an estate involves dealing with all property, investments and other assets of the person who has died and settling their tax and other liabilities and then distributing the estate between the beneficiaries entitled under the deceased’s Will or in accordance with the intestacy rules. The burden of administering an estate and complying with all the legal requirements can be a very daunting task for anybody particularly at a distressing time following the death of a close relative. 

The specialist Private Client Department at Thomas Flavell & Sons has considerable experience in dealing with these matters and they will be able to guide and assist you on all the different aspects of administering an estate to whatever extent you require.

Throughout their history trusts have been used to avoid or address problems in two main areas: taxation and domestic matters.

In your lifetime you can create a trust into which you can place chosen assets which you no longer need yourself. This reduces your own wealth and thus your exposure to Inheritance Tax.

For every family problem or situation there is a trust that can be constructed to suit the need. Creating the right type of trust to match your particular situation requires specialist help.