Wills, Trusts & Probate Solicitors

Our wills, trusts and probate solicitors department, which is headed by solicitor Wendy Randall, offers a sensitive and cost - effective service. Our wills, trusts and probate solicitors deal with planning ahead - whether by wills, trusts or Lasting Powers of Attorney, and also assist clients deal with affairs in the event of a death.

Our wills, trusts and probate solicitors are an experienced and highly qualified team of solicitors who can help you to ensure your decisions are met about what happens to your assets once you have died. By making a Will you can decide who looks after your estate and what happens to your belongings. If you have children you can indicate who will look after them and how they will be financially provided for.

Estate and Trust Property Solicitors

Our wills, trusts and probate solicitors have a wealth of experience in helping people through what can be a difficult time, dealing with estate and trust property and dealing with complex estates. Whether there is a Will or not we will help you to sort out the financial affairs and will help you through the process of dividing the estate between the people who are entitled to it.

Our wills, trusts and probate solicitors can help you create and manage trusts.

Wendy Randall, head of our wills, trusts and probate solicitors department has extensive experience of dealing with the Court of Protection. Wendy is regularly appointed by clients and the Court of Protection to act as Deputy to manage the affairs of someone who is not able to look after their own affairs and has not made a Lasting Power of Attorney. In addition we are able to assist clients who wish to be appointed as Deputy and help them through the process.

Inheritance Disputes

At Percy Hughes & Roberts we specialise in contested probate, inheritance matters and disputed wills. We can provide expert advice in respect of contested inheritances, disputes over validity of wills, claims for beneficiaries and children, claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, and disputes over Powers of Attorney.