Wills and Estate Planning specialists in Norfolk
A family firm based in the heart of Norfolk.
Providing a personal, convenient and trusted service.
Making a Will is not a complicated process and does not have to be expensive. By doing so now, you may save everybody a great deal of time, expense and distress after your death.
You may not understand the benefits of a Trust or simply assume they are only for the wealthy. However, a Trust could be the solution to your asset protection concerns.
There are no automatic rights for anyone to legally make decisions for you if you are unable to, this is where having your Power of Attorney documents in place is invaluable.
A Living Will or Advance Decision allows you to record any medical treatments that you do not wish to have in the event you are unable to make or communicate your own decisions.
Whilst you are more than welcome to store your Wills and documents yourself, we do offer a secure storage service.
Trusted Law was founded by Natalie Chapman in 2013 and has grown from a one-person service into a small team based in Norfolk.
We specialise exclusively in Wills and Estate Planning, offering face to face, telephone or web-based appointments at a time that suits you, including evenings and weekends.
We are legally qualified and a full member of the Society of Will Writers, giving clients the reassurance of a strict Code of Practice.
Face to face, telephone or web-based appointments.
At a convenient time for you – including evenings and weekends.
With one of our qualified Estate Planning advisors.
Despite the Coronavirus restrictions I was able to re-write my Will. Natalie gives a very personalised service at reasonable cost.
Having used your service previously we knew we would be receiving a very good and professional service once again. Thank you.
The whole process was carried out in our own home and at times convenient to us which was completely hassle-free and we will be using her again in the future to set up our power of attorneys.
If you die without a Will, your estate is intestate and the government decides how your assets are distributed, offering no protection for unmarried partners.
Your Will should be reviewed after life events such as having children, marriage, divorce or receiving inheritance, or if the law changes.
A Trust is a legal arrangement where a group of people look after an asset for the benefit of others, helping protect it for your chosen beneficiaries.
It lets you record medical treatments you do not wish to receive, such as resuscitation, if you are unable to communicate your own decisions.
We'll take the time to get to know you, at a time that's convenient for you.
