We at Claire Nash Solicitors strive to offer you something different when it comes to helping you with your legal matters. Be it making a will, obtaining equity release, Marital affairs or administrating a loved one’s estate – we aim to make the experience as stress-free as possible, whilst offering a friendly and professional service to you.
Flexibility is important too, and the aim of our practice is to bring legal assistance to clients who wish for a face-to-face and caring legal service. We offer home appointments to suit you, be it during office hours, evenings or weekends.
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Helping you protect your family’s future By Anna Wakefield -Senior Paralegal at Claire Nash Solicitors
Don’t push sorting out your Will to the bottom of your list. Make it your priority.
Making a Will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect the people you love. It ensures your wishes are followed, your family is supported, and your estate is handled smoothly when the time comes. At Claire Nash Solicitors, we understand this is a personal and important step. We take time to listen, understand your family circumstances, and ensure your Will reflects your intentions clearly and securely. We make the process simple, personal, and stress-free, offering the flexibility of home visits and out of office appointments including evenings and weekends.
What is a Will and how does it differ from Lasting Powers of Attorney?
A Will is a legal document which outlines how you wish for your money, property and possessions to be distributed after your death, as well as naming guardians for children. In contrast, a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a document that allows a person to appoint one or more attorneys to make decisions on their behalf if they lose mental capacity during their lifetime.
Can I write my own Will?
Yes, you can, but using a solicitor reduces the risk of errors, can help understand the need for tax planning and can prevent costly disputes.
What happens if a Will is drafted incorrectly?
Mistakes can make a Will unclear or invalid, causing probate delays, family disputes, inheritance tax issues, or expensive court applications to interpret the document.
Is it safer to use a solicitor for a Will?
Yes. Solicitors are regulated, insured, and trained to ensure your Will is legally valid and tailored to your circumstances.
Can a cheap Will end up costing more later?
Unfortunately, yes. A poorly drafted Will can lead to expensive legal disputes and significant stress for loved ones.
What if a will-writing company closes down?
Unregulated firms may disappear without warning, leaving families unable to access original documents. Solicitors provide secure storage and long-term protection.
How do I make a Will with Claire Nash Solicitors?
You can contact our team to arrange an appointment. We will guide you through the process and ensure your Will is clear, valid, and secure.
