Our service delivery options are summarised in the table below:
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Face-to-face |
Over the phone |
Create your own will online |
Bespoke service |
Use of online will writing platform |
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|
✓ |
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Telephone support |
✓ |
✓ |
|
✓ |
Face-to-face meetings at your office |
✓ |
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|
✓ |
Witnessing service |
✓ |
|
|
✓ |
Inheritance tax assessment and advice |
✓ |
✓ |
|
✓ |
Option to use Hugh James Trust Corporation Limited |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Full bespoke tax report |
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|
|
✓ |
Types of will
Standard single will
A standard single will is designed for one person:
- to appoint their choice of trusted individuals to act as executors of their estate
- to make specific gifts
- to nominate who will benefit from the rest of their estate
- to appoint guardians for minor children
A standard single will does not include formal trust provisions. It may, however, include non-complex trusts such as gifts to individuals when they reach a certain age.
Standard mirror wills
Standard mirror wills are designed for couples (married or unmarried, civil partners or otherwise), who have similar wishes for the distribution of their estates:
- to appoint their choice of trusted individuals to act as executors of their estates
- to make specific gifts
- to nominate who will benefit from the rest of their estate
- to appoint guardians for minor children
Standard mirror wills do not include formal trust provisions. They may, however, include non-complex trusts such as gifts to individuals when they reach a certain age.
If you require mirror wills and your partner is unable to attend any telephone or face to face appointment, then we will need to speak with them on the telephone separately to confirm their instructions prior to finalising their will.
Trust single will
A trust standard will is designed for one person:
- to appoint their choice of trusted individuals to act as executors of their estate
- to make specific gifts
- to nominate who will benefit from the rest of their estate
- to appoint guardians for minor children
- to create trusts as may be necessary to offer increased protection of their assets such as property and possessions
A trust will enables one person or more to hold an individual’s property, possessions or savings subject to certain duties to use and protect it for the benefit of others.
Trust mirror wills
Trust mirror wills are designed for couples (married or unmarried, civil partners or otherwise), who have similar wishes for the distribution of their estates:
- to appoint their choice of trusted individuals to act as executors of their estates
- to make specific gifts
- to nominate who will benefit from the rest of their estate
- to appoint guardians for minor children
- to create trusts as may be necessary to offer increased protection of your assets
Trust mirror wills enable one person or more to hold an individual’s property, possessions or savings subject to certain duties to use and protect it for the benefit of others.
If you require mirror wills and your partner is unable to attend any telephone or face to face appointment, then we will need to speak with them on the telephone separately to confirm their instructions prior to finalising their will.
Pricing
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Standard single will |
Standard mirror wills |
Trust single will |
Trust mirror wills |
Face-to-face offering |
£250 + VAT |
£295 + VAT |
£395 + VAT |
£515 + VAT |
Telephone offering |
£150 + VAT |
£195 + VAT |
£195 + VAT |
£315 + VAT |
Create your own will online |
£75 + VAT |
£110 + VAT |
N/A |
N/A |
Bespoke offering |
All options within our bespoke service are priced on an individual basis |
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