
Wills
A will tells everyone what should happen to your estate after you die. If you don’t leave a will, the law decides how your estate is passed on.

Trusts
A trust is a way of managing assets (money, investments, land or buildings) for people.Trusts are set up for a number of reasons

Care
Most of us work very hard over the years to buy our own homes and build up our savings for our retirement and would like to leave a “little something” for our children and grandchildren after we are gone.

Business Succession
You have built up a sound business to benefit you and your family and naturally, you would want to ensure that your loved ones are provided for in the event of your death
Growing older can mean problems for us and our loved ones
What If I Am Unable To Manage My Affairs?
There may come a time in your life when you are unable to manage your financial affairs or personal welfare, owing to some form of incapacity and you will need someone to act on your behalf.
Even when we are young, we can find ourselves incapacitated owing to illness or injury and it can be invaluable having a reliable person, who is able to manage your personal affairs and remove the anxiety of having unpaid bills, at a time when you most need peace of mind.
Similarly, as we get older, the need for an attorney increases as we are more prone to illness and injuries.
By creating a Power of Attorney in advance, ensures that if the worst were to happen, you can rest assured that both your financial affairs and personal welfare are in safe hands.

- An elderly relative losing capacity is difficult enough for loved ones to deal with, without the added worry that finances are becoming muddled.
- Having someone you know and trust and more importantly understands you, to manage your affairs, is far preferable than a court official
- The prospect of unpaid bills can cause unnecessary stress and anxiety, and delay someone's recovery.
- Even the young can encounter problems due to accident or illness.