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Why a simple Will isn't always enough
A straightforward "mirror" Will — everything to your partner, then to your children — works well until circumstances change. Once assets pass outright to a surviving partner, they belong entirely to that partner: free to leave them to a new spouse, a new family, or anyone else in a later Will of their own. The children you meant to provide for can be left with nothing.
How we protect your estate
Every plan starts with a conversation — here's where we usually begin.
Property Trusts
Protects your home from a future remarriage, while giving your surviving partner the legal right to live there for life.
Life Interest Trusts
Extends the same protection to savings and investments — your partner keeps the income, your children keep the inheritance.
Beneficiary Protection Trusts
Ring-fences what your children eventually inherit from their own life's uncertainties — divorce, debt, or unreliable influences.
Legacy Connect
A plan isn't finished the day it's signed.
Legacy Connect is our ongoing membership: your documents stored securely, your plan reviewed as life changes, and our team on hand should your family ever need to act on it.
✓ Secure physical storage for your Will, LPAs and Trust documents
✓ Regular plan reviews as your circumstances change
✓ Support for your family through probate, when the time comes
✓ Online access to our secure portal to view your documents any time
Common Myths, Busted
"A simple mirror Will already protects my children's inheritance."
"My partner will automatically inherit everything."
✓ Without a trust in place, everything passes outright to the survivor — who is then free to change their own Will however they choose.
✓ Under intestacy, an unmarried partner has no automatic legal right — everything can pass to blood relatives instead.