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We’ve been assisting our clients with their estate planning since 2010.

At Bright Estate Planning, we believe that creating wills, trusts, and powers of attorney is more than just a legal process. Our clients have shown us over the years that different things are important to different people. When it comes to personal estate planning there are many considerations and we want the process to be as smooth as possible for you so that, once completed, you have peace of mind knowing that everything is in order just as you would wish it to be.

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Wills

It's easy to put off making a will, even when you know it matters. But without one in place, decisions about who inherits what are made for you, according to the law, rather than by you.

A will gives you the peace of mind that your wishes are clearly recorded and the people who matter to you are properly provided for. It puts you in control, rather than leaving things to chance.

Everyone's circumstances are different, so during your consultation we'll talk through what your will actually needs to include, and give you clear, honest guidance from there.

Starting from £275.

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A trust gives you more control over what happens to your money, property and other assets, both now and long after you're gone, than a Will can achieve on its own.

They're often used to protect an inheritance for children until they're older, provide for a vulnerable family member, or make sure your wishes are followed precisely rather than left to chance.

Because every trust is built around your own circumstances, there's no single price that fits everyone. We work alongside a specialist trust adviser to design the right structure for you, and a consultation is the best way to find out what that could look like.

Trust Services

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Lasting Powers of Attorney

It's easy to put off arranging a Lasting Power of Attorney, but you can only set one up while you have the mental capacity to do so, and that's something none of us can predict.

An LPA lets you choose who makes decisions for you, over your finances, your health, or both, if you're ever unable to. Without one, your family may need to apply to the Court of Protection instead, a process that can be slow, costly and stressful.

Most people benefit from having both in place. Your consultation will confirm exactly what you need.

Starting from £330.

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