Lifeline Legal Services are dedicated to providing our clients with a straightforward, friendly and no-fuss Wills and estate planning service.
We want our customers to be assured that their affairs are being handled with care, and our priority is to ensure you have the peace of mind that your loved ones are provided for.
With careful planning we can help you decide which Will and other estate planning services are best for you, and always advise in your best interests, and offer professional advice in areas such as inheritance tax planning and Trusts.
Our friendly team will tailor advice to your specific circumstances, and always treat our clients in the utmost confidence, with sensitivity and compassion. Our many years of experience mean we fully understand it can be difficult to discuss private matters, and we aim to put your mind at ease.
Contact our caring team today and someone will be in touch with you to discuss your specific options.
We offer a range of services which include Wills, Power of Attorneys, Property Trusts and full estate planning service with inheritance tax planning.
Writing a Will is one of the most important things you can do for your loved ones, and having a valid and up to date Will in place means that your estate can be effectively and efficiently dealt with in accordance with your wishes.
Our Will & Estate Planning Consultants can also advise you on how you can set up a Will to minimise any inheritance tax liability.
The law surrounding inheritance tax can be highly complex and confusing, and errors in tax planning can have huge consequences which could leave your beneficiaries in financial difficulty. Instructing us ensures your affairs will be in good hands.
By having a valid Will in place you can ensure that those you care about are provided for. Where you have a Will in place, it is important to review it at least every five years to ensure it still reflects your wishes, your current financial and family situation and any changes in legislation. If there are any changes in your life, such as marriage, divorce, separation or a new baby, you should get in touch with us at the earliest opportunity to review your Will.
The fact is that, if you die without a valid Will, the law will decide how your possessions are to be divided up amongst your family. This can cause a host of problems for your loved ones, both financially and emotionally, and can involve an expensive probate process.
Our Consultants advise on lifetime planning, so that you can plan your retirement with the peace of mind that your assets are protected.
You can also set up a Lasting Power of Attorney so that your affairs can be looked after by someone you trust, should you lose the capacity to make decisions yourself.
We can also advise you on Property Trusts.
Speak to one of our team today to see how we can help you plan for the future today.