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Looking for a Solicitor to Rewrite My Will and Look After My Affairs - LocalSolicitors.com

I need to rewrite my will and find a solicitor that will look after all my affairs when I die as I have no family to help me with this

You should look amongst your late father's personal papers and see if there is a copy Will or correspondence from a firm of solicitors amongst those papers. If so contact the solicitors.

If your father had previously used a particular firm of solicitors then you should contact them and see if they are holding a Will for your father.

Finally, if neither of the above applies, you could contact solicitors local to your father and see if they hold a Will. You can search for local solicitors on the Law Society website: http://solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk/

My dad died and I don't know if he left a will. Could you please advise me what I should do?

Robert Simpson

Some people chose to prepare Powers of Attorney themselves but it is important that they are prepared correctly and by or at the instruction of your parents. Having them drafted by a solicitor can help ensure that they are done correctly and can also avoid any possible dispute about whether they were influenced to appoint the attorneys, which can sometimes occur.

We are based in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. If we can be of any help please feel free to get in touch.

www.bridgelawsolicitors.co.uk

My parents want a POA (they are 88 & 90) setting up is this best being done by a solicitor? if so which category of law does this fall into?

I need to rewrite my will and find a solicitor that will look after all my affairs when I die as I have no family to help me with this

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