Wills, Trusts & Estates Solicitors in Buckinghamshire
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Planning for the future is one of the most important things you can do to protect the people and causes you care about. Whether you’re making a will, setting up a trust, administering a loved one’s estate, or preparing for inheritance tax, having the right legal advice gives you confidence, clarity, and control.
At Davis Law, we offer specialist legal support for all aspects of wills, trusts, and estates. Based in Buckinghamshire, we work with clients locally and across the UK to provide tailored advice and long-term peace of mind.
We help you plan ahead, deal with life’s unexpected challenges, and ensure your wishes are respected. Whether you need straightforward will writing or support through a complex inheritance dispute, our experienced solicitors are here to support you and your family with care and professionalism.
Our Wills, Trusts & Estates Legal Services
We offer a full range of private client legal services from our offices in Buckinghamshire, covering everything from will writing to contested probate.
Wills
Writing a will ensures your estate is passed on according to your wishes and that loved ones are protected after your death. We help clients make, review, and update legally valid wills tailored to their needs. Whether your estate is simple or complex, we provide clear advice on executors, guardians, gifts, property, and tax planning.
Trusts
Trusts allow you to manage and protect assets during your lifetime or after your death. We advise on setting up, managing and using trusts for asset protection, inheritance tax mitigation, business succession, or supporting vulnerable beneficiaries.
Estate Planning
Estate planning goes beyond writing a will. It involves tax planning, lifetime gifting, preparing for care costs, and structuring your estate to protect your family’s financial future. We tailor every estate plan to suit your personal goals and family structure.
Contesting a Will
If you’ve been unfairly left out of a will or suspect it is invalid, we can help you challenge it through the courts or negotiate a fair settlement. We act for both claimants and executors in inheritance disputes involving will validity, undue influence, or financial provision under the Inheritance Act.
Why Choose Davis Law?
We understand that matters involving wills, inheritance and estate planning are deeply personal. Our private client team offers calm, professional guidance with a strong focus on client care and long-term relationships.
Clients across Buckinghamshire trust us because:
- We offer clear, jargon-free legal advice
- Our solicitors are experienced in both straightforward and high-value estates
- We provide fixed fees where possible
- All advice is confidential and sensitive to family dynamics
- We support both planning and dispute resolution
Whether you’re just starting to plan or dealing with a sudden bereavement, our team is here to help you take the next step with confidence.
Who We Help
Our clients come from all walks of life, including:
- Individuals and couples planning for the future
- Families with children, stepchildren or vulnerable dependants
- Retirees concerned about care fees and capacity
- Professionals and business owners planning for succession
- Executors and trustees managing estates
- Beneficiaries involved in inheritance disputes
We tailor our approach to your needs, whether that means face-to-face consultations, remote appointments, or working alongside your financial or tax advisor.
Speak to Wills, Trusts & Estates Solicitors in Buckinghamshire
Whether you’re protecting your family’s future, managing a loved one’s estate, or dealing with an inheritance dispute, we offer expert legal advice tailored to your situation. Contact our experienced Solicitors in Buckinghamshire today for clear, personal support with wills, trusts and estates.
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FAQs – Wills, Trusts & Estates Legal Advice
Do I need a solicitor to make a will or trust?
It’s not a legal requirement, but DIY documents are frequently invalid, incomplete, or cause problems later. A solicitor ensures everything is drafted correctly and reflects your wishes.
What’s the difference between estate planning and a will?
A will is one part of estate planning. Estate planning includes inheritance tax, lifetime gifting, trusts, LPAs, property ownership, and asset protection strategies.
Can I contest a will?
Yes, in some cases. If you believe a will is invalid or that you’ve been unfairly left out despite being financially dependent on the deceased, we can advise on contesting it.
How much does it cost?
We offer fixed fees for many of our services, such as simple wills or trust creation. For complex planning or disputes, we’ll provide a clear estimate upfront with no hidden charges.