WILL WRITING SWANSEA
Put your wishes in writing and give the people you love certainty for the future.
Maplebrook Wills provides expert will writing in Swansea. We are fully insured estate planners offering a fixed fee of £200 plus VAT for a single will, with home visits seven days a week. Tell us your wishes, and we will turn them into a legally binding document without the jargon or the hassle.
Book your free consultation today. Call 07788 536544.
A Will As Unique As Your Family
No two families are the same, so no two wills should be either. We listen first, then draft a will that puts you in complete control of who inherits your home, savings and personal possessions.
This matters most if you live with a partner you are not married to or in a civil partnership with. Under the intestacy rules, your estate passes to blood relatives first, which can leave a long term partner with nothing. A properly drafted will is the only way to protect them.
A will also lets you name guardians for your children and choose the executors you trust to carry out your wishes. Speak to us today about wills in Swansea and get those decisions safely down on paper.
AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK
Finding time for legal appointments is hard, so we work around you. We offer appointments every day of the week, including evenings and weekends, anywhere in the local area.
PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Before you make any decision, we explain every option open to you, from will trusts and lifetime trusts to inheritance tax planning and lasting powers of attorney.
FULLY INSURED
Our principal adviser, Charles Quist, is fully insured and always acts in your best interests. We are members of the FSB and BNI.
Affordable Will Writing in Swansea
There are no surprises with our pricing. Every fee is agreed before any work begins, so you know your costs from the outset. A single will is £200 plus VAT, we also provide mirror wills at a seperate cost as well.
The process is built around you. We start with a conversation, at your home, or online by phone, Zoom, Teams or Google Meet. We listen to what you want, explain your options in plain English, and send you a full draft to read over in your own time. When you're happy, we come to you to oversee the signing, or post everything through with clear instructions on witnessing it correctly.
Some estates need a little more than a will. If yours does, trusts, lasting powers of attorney and inheritance tax planning are all available at a fixed cost that's quoted upfront, never bolted on afterwards.
Ready when you are. Arrange your home visit or call us today, and we'll come to you at a time that fits around your week.
FAQs
What happens to my estate if I never get round to writing a will?
Your assets would be divided according to the strict rules of intestacy rather than your own wishes, and these rules can produce results families never expect, particularly for unmarried couples, stepchildren, or more complex family setups. Having a valid will is the only way to make sure the people and causes you care about actually receive what you intend.
What information or documents do I need to prepare before my appointment?
You don't need to have everything perfectly organised or have official deeds on hand before we speak. It helps to have a general idea of what you own (like property, savings, or investments) and to think about who you would want as executors or guardians for young children and beneficiaries. We will guide you through the entire conversation step-by-step, so there is no need to stress about getting paperwork ready beforehand.
Why choose a professionally written will over a cheap online template?
A template treats every family the same, when in reality, no two families are. A qualified adviser will ask about guardianship for young children, how jointly owned property should be dealt with, and what should happen if a beneficiary dies before you do, details that are easy to overlook but can cause real problems later. Most people weighing up a professionally drafted will against a DIY option find the extra clarity and peace of mind well worth it.
How regularly should a will actually be reviewed?
A good habit is to check your will every three to five years and immediately after any major change, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or a significant shift in your finances or property. Life moves faster than most people's paperwork, so a periodic review keeps your will genuinely reflective of your wishes.
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