Will Writing
Make your wishes clear and plan for the people who matter to you.
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Nene Legal is an independent Will Writing and Estate Planning practice based in Rushden, Northamptonshire. We provide friendly, straightforward advice on Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate and Property Protection Trusts, with fixed prices and free home visits across Northamptonshire and surrounding areas.
We believe estate planning should be easy to understand. Whether you’re making your first Will, arranging Lasting Powers of Attorney, dealing with Probate following a bereavement or considering how best to protect your family and home, we’ll explain your options clearly and without unnecessary legal jargon
Start with a friendly call. We will help you understand your options, give you a fixed price for the service you need and arrange a free home or office visit.
Make your wishes clear and plan for the people who matter to you.
Find out moreChoose trusted people to help with decisions about your finances, health and care.
Find out moreFriendly support with the practical steps after someone has died.
Find out moreExplore how a trust in your Will could fit your plans for your share of the home.
Find out moreExplore flexible arrangements for an inheritance and the people you want to support.
Find out morePlan an inheritance for a loved one who may need additional support.
Find out moreConsider how a Will trust could support loved ones now and in the future.
Find out morePlan who could handle business decisions if you were unable to do so.
Find out moreClear, practical guidance on Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate and trusts. Explore our plain-English explanations, frequently asked questions and links to official sources, at your own pace.
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If you have been treating your pension as money to leave to your family, the forthcoming Inheritance Tax changes are a good reason to review your plans. The aim is to understand
When your child needs additional support, leaving an inheritance can raise questions beyond who receives the money. Who will help manage it? Could it affect benefits? And who should receive anything left
Choosing a guardian is about giving your child familiar, loving support if you are no longer here. It is also an area where assumptions can cause problems. Naming someone in your Will
