Professional Advice On Probate
We can offer sound, professional advice at a difficult time when you need expertise and a caring approach. Home visits can be arranged by appointment, including residential care homes. Please contact John Davies direct for a free initial discussion

Probate and estate administration
Administering the affairs of a deceased relative or friend can be a complicated and painful process. We can help lift or share the burden with you through our executorship service, advising on everything from registration of death, applying for probate, winding up the estate to distributing it to those beneficially entitled

Wills
Making a will is a task which most of us put off for as long as possible - yet it is one of the simplest steps you can take to ensure that your family are provided for on your death. A carefully drafted will may also help to reduce the amount of inheritance tax payable on your death. Making a will is straightforward - we can meet you to discuss your wishes and advise you on how to achieve your objectives.

Livings wills
A living will (also known as an advance directive) enables you to express your wishes regarding medical treatment should you become incapable. Most commonly, they are used as a statement that a person would not wish to receive treatment to sustain their life in certain circumstances, but they can also be used to state that a person would wish to have any treatment available which would keep them alive whatever their quality of life.

Enduring powers of attorney
This simple document enables you to appoint the person of your choice to look after your financial affairs. The appointment can either come into effect immediately or if you wish only at such time as you become mentally incapable of managing your affairs. We can provide the forms to create or cancel a power and when necessary deal with registration of the power in the event of incapacity