


At Elden Wills, we provide clear, professional advice on Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Probate and Asset Protection. We help individuals and families put the right plans in place, protect their assets and ensure their wishes are respected.
Based in Brentwood, we support clients across Essex, London, Hertfordshire, Kent and beyond.
We believe estate planning should be clear, straightforward and stress-free. That’s why we explain everything in plain English, without unnecessary legal jargon or pressure.
Our aim is to make the process simple to understand, so you can make informed decisions with confidence.

Supporting Individuals and Families
Our consultants bring decades of experience in Estate Planning. We provide clear, professional advice tailored to your circumstances, helping you protect what matters most and plan confidently for the future. From straightforward planning to more complex matters, our experienced team has the knowledge and expertise to support you every step of the way.
A Will is a legal document that sets out what you would like to happen to your money, property and possessions after your death. It can also include important wishes, such as who you would like to look after your children or what you would like to happen to your pets, as well as appointing executors to deal with your estate.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more trusted people, known as attorneys, to make decisions on your behalf if you are no longer able to make them yourself. Depending on the type of LPA, this can cover your health and welfare or your property and financial affairs.
Putting an LPA in place can give you peace of mind that someone you trust can help manage important decisions if you lose the ability to make them yourself.
A trust is a legal arrangement used to hold and manage assets for the benefit of one or more people. Trusts can form an important part of estate planning, depending on your circumstances and what you want to achieve.
Our team can explain whether a trust may be suitable for your individual circumstances and discuss the options available to you.
Probate is the legal process of dealing with a person’s estate after they die. It involves establishing what they owned, dealing with any debts and taxes, and distributing their money, property and other assets to the people entitled to receive them. the estate to the people entitled to inherit.
We can extend our Probate services to include Contentious Probate, drawing on the experience and expertise of our team to deliver strong outcomes and a proven track record of success.
Alongside Wills, Probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Trusts, we also provide advice and services including Inheritance Tax Planning, Land Registry Services and Will Storage. We can help you consider the wider aspects of your estate and put appropriate arrangements in place based on your individual circumstances.
Please reach us at hello@eldenwills.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
We offer a complimentary 20-minute consultation by telephone, Zoom or in person at your home, giving you flexibility in how you access our services.
Based in Brentwood, we provide home consultations across Essex, London, Hertfordshire and Kent. Telephone and Zoom consultations are available throughout the UK.
Appointments are available on weekdays, with evening and weekend options to suit a range of schedules.
During your initial consultation, we take the time to understand your personal circumstances, family situation and what you would like to achieve. We’ll answer your questions and explain the options available to you clearly, in plain English and without unnecessary legal jargon.
Depending on your circumstances, we may discuss services beyond a Will, such as a Lasting Power of Attorney, and recommend what may be appropriate for you. If you decide to proceed with a Will, we can also begin taking your instructions during the consultation.
There is no pressure to make a decision. Our aim is to ensure you understand your options and feel confident about the next steps.
Once we understand your requirements and you have chosen the appropriate service, including our fixed-fee Will options, we prepare your documents based on your circumstances and instructions.
One of our expert Will drafters will prepare your draft, which is carefully reviewed by our team before being sent to you. We welcome your feedback and can make any necessary amendments to ensure it accurately reflects your wishes.
Once you are happy with the final document, your completed Will is then securely returned to you by Royal Mail Special Delivery.
If your circumstances or wishes change in the future, we can review your Will and advise whether it should be amended or replaced.
If you die without a valid Will, your estate will generally be distributed according to the rules of intestacy. This means the law determines who inherits your money, property and other assets, which may not reflect your wishes.
If you have children, a partner or other family members, the outcome can vary depending on your circumstances. Dying without a Will can also make the administration of your estate more complicated and may create additional uncertainty for those you leave behind.
Making a Will allows you to decide who should inherit your estate and can give you greater control and peace of mind about what happens to your assets after your death.
Yes. Your Will can be changed if your circumstances or wishes change. This could include changes to your family circumstances, finances, beneficiaries or other personal arrangements.
Depending on the changes required, we can advise whether your existing Will can be amended or whether a new Will should be prepared. Any changes should be made formally to ensure your wishes remain legally valid and clearly expressed.
We recommend reviewing your Will regularly and whenever there is a significant change in your circumstances.
If you lose mental capacity without having a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place, your family or loved ones cannot automatically make health and financial decisions on your behalf. They may need to apply to the Court of Protection to become a deputy, which can be a lengthy and more costly process.
Putting an LPA in place allows you to choose trusted people to make decisions for you if you are no longer able to do so yourself. We can help you prepare your LPA and ensure it is correctly completed and registered, giving you and your loved ones greater peace of mind for the future.
Probate is generally needed when someone dies and their estate includes assets that cannot be accessed or transferred without a Grant of Probate. This can include property, bank accounts, investments and other assets held in the deceased’s sole name.
Probate matters require accuracy and careful attention to legal requirements. We handle the necessary paperwork promptly and efficiently, ensuring applications are completed correctly and progressed without unnecessary delays, helping to achieve a smooth and timely turnaround.
We offer a free 20-minute consultation to discuss your circumstances and identify the estate planning that may be appropriate for you. Whether you are looking to put a Will in place or require more comprehensive estate planning, our experienced team can discuss your requirements and advise you on the options available.
Complete the enquiry form to arrange your consultation, or call us directly.
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