Your Estate Planning Toolkit
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Life Interest Will
An efficient way to prevent your children's inheritance from being accidentally diverted away from them.
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Sharia Wills
How to fulfil your spiritual obligations as a Muslim when making your Will
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Shareholders’ or Partnership Agreement
The essential tool for safeguarding your business interests.
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Family Trust Deed
How to put a ring of steel around your family's assets.
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Family Trust Will
Preserving your Assets for your Family
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Memorandum of Wishes
Memorandum of wishes
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Deed of Severance
The way you co-own your home with your other half really matters.
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Advance Directive, or Living Will
Staying in control of your life choices
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Storing your Will
Keeping your Will and Other Documents Safe and Valid
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Updating your Will
Your Will is only fit for its purpose if it's up to date.
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Lasting Power of Attorney for Health and Welfare
It's your life - make sure it's you who always decides
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Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs
Lasting Power of Attorney for Property and Financial Affairs - Planning Forward to Stay in Control
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Simple Will
Simple Wills are a straightforward, cost-effective way of providing an inheritance
Your guide to all the tools you can use to create the secure future you want for yourself and the people you care most about.
Take control of your future for lasting peace of mind
You are always there for the people you care about. With the right planning, you can continue to look after them long after you are gone, and live a long and happy life of security, dignity and resilience.
Smart Estate Planning
Smart estate planning gives you and your family long-term security, and keeps you firmly in control of your life and your finances, whatever may happen. Before you begin, it's important to be empowered with all the knowledge you need to make rational, informed choices about what's right for you.
We use a range of modern tools to help you build and protect the future you want. To help you make informed choices, browse the information on this page, so you know exactly what each tool is for, how it's used, what it does, and what it costs.
And to make it easy and cost-effective for you to choose the most suitable strategy, we've put together the most effective combinations of tools in a range of Estate Plans, which achieve different outcomes and suit different budgets. So you're bound to find a solution that works for you.
Before you start, take some time to read our guide to the eight crucial questions you must ask yourself before embarking on an estate planning journey. That will help you clarify your aims and identify the solution that works best for you.
"I am a retired divorcee with a complicated family situation. Allowing my estate to be distributed in line with to the intestacy rules when I am gone would not have been a fair reflection of my wishes, so I knew it was vital that I make a will. I wanted to ensure that particular members of my family were provided for. I also have a child who is self-employed, and I was worried about providing for her in case her business failed and her inheritance was seized by the Insolvency Service. Will Written have created an estate plan for me that places my assets into a trust when I am gone, so that the trustees can manage my assets and keep them in the family."
John M
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