Milton Keynes

Wills and estate planning in Milton Keynes.

Kish Gohil, one of our estate planning consultants, looks after families across Milton Keynes and north Buckinghamshire. Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, trusts and probate, in plain English with a fixed fee agreed up front.

Where we work

Towns we cover in Milton Keynes

We cover all of Milton Keynes’ estates and villages, and the surrounding area.

  • Central Milton Keynes
  • Bletchley
  • Wolverton
  • Stony Stratford
  • Newport Pagnell
  • Olney
  • Woburn Sands
  • Broughton
  • Kingsmead
  • Shenley
  • Westcroft
  • Buckingham
  • Winslow
  • Towcester

Planning in Milton Keynes

Planning for young families and new homes

Milton Keynes has a lot of young families, and if you have children under 18, your Will is where you choose their guardians. Without one, nobody has the legal say you’d want, and a court may have to decide. See Wills.

If you’ve bought a newer home with a partner, it’s also worth checking how you own it. The right Will, and sometimes a trust, can make sure your share goes where you intend, especially in a second marriage or a blended family.

Meeting you

However suits you best

At your home

We come to you, which many people find easier and more relaxed.

Somewhere local

If you’d rather not meet at home, we can arrange somewhere convenient nearby.

By video or phone

Meet from wherever suits you, with meetings until 7pm most evenings.

Free first meeting

Got children? Let’s make sure they’re protected.

Kish will talk through guardians, your home and your wishes, at home, by video or in the evening.

Common questions

Your questions, answered

Anything else? Call us on 020 8050 4201.

Will Kish come to me?

Yes. Kish meets clients at home across Milton Keynes, or somewhere local that suits you. You can also meet by video or phone, with meetings until 7pm most evenings.

Do we each need our own Will?

Yes. Each person needs their own Will, but couples usually make them together so they work as a pair. We’ll make sure they fit your family.

What happens to our children if we don’t have Wills?

Without Wills naming guardians, there’s no legal say from you on who looks after them, and a court may need to decide. Naming guardians is one of the most important reasons to make a Will.

Plan ahead with a Milton Keynes adviser.

A no-obligation first meeting at home, somewhere local, by video or by telephone.

Book a free consultation Call 020 8050 4201

or email contact@yourlegacysolutions.co.uk