Wills and Estate Planning Services

We understand that dealing with these issues are often difficult and emotional, which is why we treat every case with sensitivity and care, and provide straightforward and practical advice.

All advice is provided by Melanie Johnson who is a Fellow of the Society of Will Writers and has over 15 years experience as a Solicitor in private practice.

Melanie can be contacted on 01926 843068 or 0845 880 1730 or click to email

We take the time to get to know you and your affairs so that we can advise you how best to achieve your aims. There are many provisions you can now make.


What we do...


  • We visit you at your home or office.
  • We have a clear pricing structure and will quote you a figure for the work. In most cases we will give a fixed fee cost.
  • We specialise in providing plain English explanations of processes and documents.
  • We have considerable knowledge of the current law.
  • We help you preserve your family assets for the long term.
  • We achieve this by taking the time to completely understand your finances, intentions and family relationships.

We can offer expertise in all areas of wills and estate planning, including:

  • Making a Will 
  • Expression of Wishes
  • Appointing executors and trustees to deal with your assets
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Living Wills
  • Trust Creation & Administration
  • Care Home Funding
  • Property Trust Wills
  • Disablement trusts

Making a Will: Whatever the size of your estate, you should always leave a clear and legally binding statement of your wishes. Making a Will is the only way of guaranteeing that your wishes are respected after you have passed away. We can discuss with you the best way of ensuring that your intentions for your property, possessions and investments will be carried out should the worst happen to you. We believe your Will is one of the most important documents that you will ever sign and should be dealt with by a specialist in this area.

Lasting Power of Attorney: Like making a will, it’s one of those things people don’t like to think about, but, what happens if you become mentally or physically incapacitated in the future and are unable to make decisions about your affairs or personal welfare? These can be necessary whether you are young or elderly and are far easier and cheaper to arrange while you are fit and healthy. You can choose who will act as your attorney should the worst ever occur.

For further information or to book an appointment please call 01926 843068 or 0845 880 1730 or click here to email

The Financial Services Authority does not regulate will writing