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Welcome to QLAW’s Wills homepage! We hope you find everything you are looking for.

Whatever your needs, our expert wills solicitors are here to help. From a simple will, through to mirror wills for couples, to complex will trusts and estate planning matters – QLAW can help! Or, if your just looking for some answers to questions you have around wills, delve in and enjoy our extensive content – we hope you find what you’re looking for. If you don’t – do reach out to Team QLAW!

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Will Trusts

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How much does a Will cost?

Single Will

£300inc VAT
  • Simple Will for one person
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Mirror Wills

£420inc VAT
  • Simple Wills for couples (£175+VAT each)
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Complex Wills

TBA
  • For example, where you have assets abroad, and/or complex wishes
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Will Trusts

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  • For example, gifts to be held on trust for minors, and ‘life interest trusts’
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Wills FAQs >

A will lets you decide who inherits your money, property and personal items when you die. If you die without a will then the government’s rules of intestacy decide who inherits your estate.

An Executor is the person/people responsible for administering your estate, paying tax and making distributions.

A Guardian is the person who will be responsible for bringing up your children if they are under 18 when you die.

Beneficiaries are the people who will inherit your money, property and personal items. It is a good idea to include further ‘backstop’ beneficiaries in case your original beneficiaries die before you.

No. You can leave your estate to whomever you would like, including friends and charities.

You may want to leave less formal thoughts and guidance for your loved ones. A ‘letter of wishes’ can give that helpful guidance. There’s no prescribed format. See our blog on a letter of wishes for more information including a draft letter.

If you die without a will the law sets out the rules dictating who gets what.

Here is a link to the Government’s website which will take you through who would inherit your estate under the rules of intestacy:- www.gov.uk/inherits-someone-dies-without-will

We offer a free will review where we will discuss your needs for a will or review your current will.

For a simple single will our fee is £250 + VAT. For a pair of simple mirror wills our fee is £350 + VAT.

If you need anything beyond a ‘simple will’ (for example a trust) please do give us a call and we will chat you through everything.

Contact our Wills Solicitors

Our expert Wills solicitors can help with all aspects of wills. Whether you need a simple will, a complex will trust, or perhaps you have assets abroad. We can help! So, get in touch – we’re looking forward to helping you!

03300 020 853

wills@QLAW.co.uk

Skinner House
38-40 Bell Street
Reigate, Surrey
RH2 7BA