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Services and fees
The four practice areas, then every fixed-fee service inside them. Fees are shown with VAT on each page.
Will and powers of attorney together
Powers of attorney done with a will take a fixed amount off the fee, once for the matter. Every plan is worked out from the fee schedule, with VAT shown.
- A will with a trust and both powers of attorney, for one person
- A will and both powers of attorney, for one person
- A will and one power of attorney, for one person
- Wills and one power of attorney each, for a couple
- Wills with a trust and both powers of attorney, for a couple
- Wills and both powers of attorney, for a couple
Guides
62 plain-English guides on wills, powers of attorney, probate and trusts, written by Aaron.
Wills
- Can someone with dementia still make a valid will?
- Codicil or New Will? How to Change Your Will the Right Way
- Do You Need a Solicitor to Make a Will?
- Estate Planning in Bridlington and East Yorkshire: Why It Matters More Than You Think
- How Much Does a Will Cost in 2026? A Clear Breakdown
- How to Update Your Will: When and Why You Should Review It
- Inheritance Tax Thresholds 2026/27: How Much Can You Leave Tax-Free?
- Joint Property After Death: Tenants in Common vs Joint Tenants
- Just Bought a Home in Bridlington? Why a Will and LPA Should Be Next
- Mirror Wills for Couples: What They Are, When They Work, and When You Need Something More
- Pension Pots and Inheritance Tax: What Changes in April 2027
- Protecting Your Bridlington Property: Trusts, Wills, and the Family Home in East Yorkshire
- The Complete Guide to Making a Will in England and Wales
- What Happens to Your Will When You Marry or Divorce?
- Where to Store Your Will and How Your Family Can Find It
- Who Can Witness a Will in England and Wales? The Rules Explained
- Will Reforms 2025: Digital Wills and the Future of Inheritance
- Wills for Parents: Guardianship, Trusts and Protecting Your Children
Powers of attorney
- Can You Make an LPA Yourself, or Do You Need a Solicitor?
- Dementia and Power of Attorney: What Families Need to Know
- How Much Does a Lasting Power of Attorney Cost to Register?
- How to Register a Lasting Power of Attorney: Step by Step
- Lasting Powers of Attorney: The Complete Guide for England and Wales
- Property and Financial Affairs LPA vs Health and Welfare LPA: What Is the Difference?
- The bank will not accept our lasting power of attorney: what to do
- What an attorney can and cannot do: gifts, spending and the OPG rules
- What Happens If You Lose Capacity Without an LPA? Understanding Deputyship
- When Does a Lasting Power of Attorney Take Effect?
- Who Can Override a Power of Attorney? Rights, Safeguards and Disputes
Probate
- A Step-by-Step Guide to the Probate Process in England and Wales
- Closing a Bank Account After Someone Dies in England and Wales
- Contesting a Will: Grounds, Process and Time Limits
- Do You Need Probate? When It Is Required and When It Isn't
- Donating Belongings to Charity After a Death: A Practical Guide
- Executor Duties Explained: Your Responsibilities and Where to Get Help
- Fixed Fee vs Hourly Probate: How to Compare Solicitor Quotes
- Funeral Directors in Bridlington: A Local Guide
- How Long Does Probate Take? Realistic Timelines for East Yorkshire Families
- How much can a bank release without probate? The thresholds, the £5,000 rule and what happens above them
- How Much Does Probate Cost in 2026/27? A Clear Breakdown of Fees
- How to Get a Property Valued for Probate in Bridlington
- How to Value an Estate for Probate: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Named as executor but do not want the job? Renouncing, reserving power and stepping down
- Probate Rule Changes in 2025: What Executors Need to Know
- Probate Valuations and Auction Houses in East Yorkshire
- Registering a Death in Bridlington: Where to Go and What to Bring
- Selling a House During Probate in Bridlington
- What Happens If You Die Without a Will? The Intestacy Rules Explained
- What Is a Grant of Probate and When Do You Need One?
- What to Do When Someone Dies: A Step-by-Step Checklist
Trusts
- Can I put my house in my children's names? Yes, and why it usually makes things worse
- Deeds of Variation Explained: Redirecting an Inheritance
- Do I need to register my trust with HMRC? Which trusts must register, the deadlines and the penalties
- Family protection trust explained: the will version, the lifetime version, and what each protects
- Farm and business inheritance tax from April 2026: what East Yorkshire families need to do
- Gifts out of surplus income: the unlimited inheritance tax exemption most families miss
- Inheritance Tax Planning with Trusts: What You Need to Know
- Property protection trusts: the disadvantages nobody mentions
- Protecting Your Family Home: Life Interest Trusts and Property Protection Trusts Explained
- Protecting Your Home from Care Home Fees
- Setting Up a Trust for Your Children or Grandchildren
- Trusts Explained: A Plain-English Guide to How Trusts Work in England and Wales
Where we work
41 towns and villages across East and North Yorkshire. Each has a page of its own, a page for each of the four services, and in some cases pages for its neighbourhoods.
East Yorkshire
- Bridlington
Neighbourhoods
- Driffield
Neighbourhoods
- Bempton
Neighbourhoods
- Flamborough
Neighbourhoods
- Beeford
- Kilham
- Burton Agnes
- Boynton
- Burton Fleming
- Carnaby
- Rudston
- Nafferton
- Skipsea
- Wold Newton
- Harpham
- Withernsea
- Patrington
- Aldbrough
- Roos
- Hedon
Neighbourhoods
- Barmston
- Beverley
Neighbourhoods
- Hull
- Sledmere
- Wetwang
- Garton-on-the-Wolds
- Langtoft
- Bainton
- Hornsea
Neighbourhoods
- Pocklington
- Market Weighton
- Cottingham
Neighbourhoods
- Walkington
- South Cave
- Stamford Bridge
North Yorkshire
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