Estate planning is not just about writing a Will. A Will is important, but it is only one part of ensuring your wishes are properly protected.

Many people assume that once a Will is signed everything is taken care of. In reality, other factors can affect what happens to your estate. For example, pension nomination forms may still name someone you no longer intend to benefit, property may pass automatically to a joint owner regardless of what a Will says, and without an Enduring Power of Attorney loved ones may struggle to manage finances if capacity is lost.

At Bridge to Justice we take a wider view. Our estate planning meetings are designed to look at the whole picture so that the documents you put in place work together clearly and your wishes are properly protected.