Andrews Solicitors Will, Trust and Probate departments provides high quality advice both to private and commercial clients.

Careful planning is required when making the best provision for your family or your business now and in the future. Our expertise enables us to advise both individuals and business clients about their tax liabilities. We deal with a significant number of trusts, the creation of which can have various tax advantages. We also guide clients through the legal complications of administering estates, which can be an added burden at a time of bereavement.

Whatever, the size of your estate, you should always leave a clear and legally binding statement of your wishes. You should never make assumptions about what will happen to your estate should you die. ‘Making a Will would not kill you’ yet many people die without having made adequate provision for the disposal of their estate. This leaves family and friends with problems that can have been avoided.

We believe that your Will is one of the most important documents that you will ever sign and that it should be dealt with by specialist solicitors.

At Andrews Solicitors, we offer wide ranging practical advice. Our specialist areas includes but limited to;

· Probate and Administration of Estates
· Wills and Inheritance Tax planning
· Estate and Trust Administration and Tax planning
· Disputed Wills
· Trust Creation and Administration
· Claims under the Inheritance Act
· Powers of Attorney including Enduring Powers of Attorney

If disputes arise about inheritance, we can advise you and, if it proves necessary, conduct litigation. Our firm's work is particularly strong in the area of probate litigation. Involving us at an early stage can avoid costly legal action, either through negotiation or by obtaining directions from the Court. Our team has a wide range of expertise and knowledge and by utilising the latest technology is able to provide simplified procedure for dealing with Wills and Probate applications after death.

We are always aware of the importance of confidentiality of your instructions.

You can contact our Probate Team for advice and enquiries. You can also contact the office to schedule an appointment.