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Our expert probate solicitors can help you with a range of issue. Whether you want to contest a will, write a will or are confused about how to deal with the belongings of a family member who has passed away; our specialist team of solicitors will help you in your time of need.
We understand that it is difficult dealing with the affairs of a deceased family member if they have not left a will. It can be stressful dealing with financial aspects of these ordeals when you don’t know where to look and how to begin. At White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public, we will advise you clearly on how to approach your particular circumstance and pay particular attention to your unique situation. Leave it to our expert solicitors to guide you through this difficult period.
You may be in a period in your life where you are worried that as you get older, your ability to make decisions will be compromised. As a result, you may consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney. This allows you to plan for the future and appoint someone to make decisions for you in the future, in the event, that you are no longer able to. Our probate solicitors have years of experience in dealing with Lasting Powers of Attorney’s and will explain how to do this with a clear step by step approach.
PROBATE & LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public is well placed and highly qualified in providing professional advice and assistance on making an application for Probate or a Letter of Administration.
WILLS
White Horse Solicitors & Notary Public is well placed and highly qualified in providing professional advice and assistance on making a Will.
ISLAMIC WILLS
Our exceedingly knowledgeable team of Islamic Will solicitors can support and guide you on every matter relating to an Islamic Will. We have many years of experience in working with all types of estates and the extensive knowledge of Sharia law required to execute a compliant Islamic Will that is also legally binding and therefore recognised under UK legal system.
LASTING POWER OF ATTORNEY
A Lasting Power of Attorney is an authority from the donor to the attorney to make decisions about the donor’s health, welfare, property and financial matters including when the donor no longer has mental capacity. There are two types: one allowing the attorney to make decisions about property and finance and the other to make decisions about health and welfare.
DEPUTY ORDER
The Court of Protection makes decisions on behalf of people who lacks mental capacity and where there is no power of attorney in place. A person may lack mental capacity due to dementia, illness, learning disability or accident. Decisions can be made by the court about welfare or financial matters.
BUSINESS LPA
As the owner of a business, you should consider what would happen to your business if you were to: 1) be self-isolating 2) be stuck abroad due to travel restrictions 3) be abroad on business or holiday 4) have an accident or lose mental capacity
LIVING WILLS
A Living Will is also known as Advance Directives. Living Wills are intended to allow individuals to specify the healthcare they would or would not find acceptable in the event they lose capacity. They are especially useful when made with Lasting Powers of Attorney, since the person legally gives power to others (their attorneys) to carry out their wishes specific in the living will.
WILLS & PROBATE DISPUTES
Our expert solicitors have extensive experience in all aspects of probate and Will disputes and can ensure that you receive strong and practical advice.
