Clear advice. Straightforward process. Peace of mind.
A Will allows you to set out your wishes, choose who should benefit from your estate and appoint the people responsible for carrying them out.
Without a valid Will, your estate will be dealt with under the rules of intestacy and may not pass to those you intended.
Our Will Writing Service
Set out your wishes with confidence
Vora & Co. provides a tailored Will-writing service, including advice on executors and amendments to existing Wills.
We can assist you in the following areas:
Writing a New Will
Set out your wishes and choose who should benefit from your estate.
Updating an Existing Will
Amendments to an existing Will, so it continues to reflect your wishes as your circumstances change.
Choosing Executors
Advice on appointing the people responsible for carrying out your wishes.
Avoiding Intestacy
Without a valid Will, your estate will be dealt with under the rules of intestacy and may not pass to those you intended.
Don't leave your wishes to chance
Peace of mind for you and your family
We will discuss your wishes, prepare your Will and make any necessary changes before it is finalised.
- Clarity – your wishes set out clearly, so there’s no uncertainty for your family
- Peace of Mind – knowing your estate will pass to those you intended
- Executor Advice – guidance on choosing the right people to carry out your wishes
- Flexibility – amendments to your Will as your circumstances change
- Joined-up Advice – as Chartered Accountants, we can also help with the wider financial and tax picture
Expert assistance with your Will
Straight-forward process
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Step 1
Call us on 01708 736644 to arrange a meeting, or complete the form to tell us what you need.
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Step 2
Meet with our team to discuss your wishes, including who should benefit from your estate and who you would like to appoint as executors.
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Step 3
We’ll prepare your Will and make any necessary changes before it is finalised.
Will FAQs
Making a Will is one of the most important things you can do for your family. Here are answers to some common questions.
Without a valid Will, your estate will be dealt with under the rules of intestacy and may not pass to those you intended. For example, an unmarried partner does not automatically inherit under the intestacy rules in England and Wales.
It’s a good idea to review your Will after any major life event, such as marriage or civil partnership, divorce, the birth of a child or buying a property. In England and Wales, getting married or entering a civil partnership generally cancels an existing Will.
An executor is the person you appoint in your Will to carry out your wishes and deal with your estate. Many people choose a family member or friend, and you can also appoint a professional.
We offer a wide range of services, tailored to your needs, including Taxation, Statutory Accounts, Auditing, Management Accounts, Payroll and Probate services.
Do you need support with Will writing?
Have you been meaning to make a Will but never found the time? Has your existing Will kept up with the changes in your life? We can help.
We will discuss your wishes, prepare your Will and make any necessary changes before it is finalised, giving you peace of mind that your estate will pass to those you intended.
Contact us today to arrange an initial meeting, and take the first step towards peace of mind for you and your family.