As a trustee, it is your responsibility to act on behalf of the beneficiaries, ensuring you follow the rules of the trust.

If someone lacks the capacity to make their own decisions, it may be that they are unable to create a valid will.

If you’ve received compensation from a personal injury claim, the best way to protect is it with this trust. It can be used to separate the claim balance from what’s in your bank, to prevent it from affecting means-tested benefits.

This trust can protect your valuable assets, while allowing you access to the fund.

A life interest trust can be used with a combination of financial planning, lifetime giving and gifts on death.

Intestacy laws are required when someone dies ‘intestate’ e.g. without a will, if a will is invalid, or if any part of their estate is unaccounted for in their will.

These trusts are created for the benefit of a minor.

Dealing with your grief over the loss of a loved one, trying to arrange funeral plans and having to start the duties of an executor can be emotional and overwhelming.

If you’re the executor or administrator of someone’s will, you’ve come to the right place.

As part of our will writing service, we offer the storage of our clients’ wills.

It’s important to us at Hannah Solicitors that any information regarding the law of wills and probate is accessible to our clients and confusion-free.

A Will is a legal document that ensures your wishes will be carried out after your death. It’s a way to detail what you want to happen to your estate, from your possessions to your property.