Greystone Solicitors
Wills, Probate, Tax & Trusts
Writing a Will provides peace of mind that your wishes for your money and possessions will be respected after your death. It ensures your intentions are clear and helps protect your loved ones as far as possible. To keep your Will effective, it is important to review it regularly, as life events can affect its provisions. We can review your Will to ensure it remains up to date, valid, and aligned with your wishes.
You may also wish to make financial provision for someone during your lifetime, without transferring funds immediately – for example, to a child or grandchild. In such cases, setting up a trust can be an effective solution. Our specialist team advises on all types of trusts, and we can also guide you on incorporating these provisions within your Will.
Our specialist Wills and Probate team can help you with the following:
Will drafting services
A carefully prepared Will helps make your wishes clear and provides direction for those dealing with your estate. We discuss your circumstances, explain relevant options and draft a Will reflecting your intentions for beneficiaries, executors and other important arrangements.
Reviewing Wills
Changes in your family, finances or personal wishes may mean your Will needs updating. We review the existing document, identify provisions that may need attention and advise on suitable changes, helping keep your arrangements aligned with your current circumstances.
Interpreting Wills & Trust clauses
Unclear wording in a Will or trust can create uncertainty for executors, trustees and beneficiaries. We explain the meaning and potential effect of relevant clauses, help identify issues requiring further consideration and advise on practical steps to address concerns.
Trust drafting Services
A trust can provide a structured way to manage assets for chosen beneficiaries. We discuss your aims, explain suitable arrangements and prepare the trust documentation, helping you understand how the proposed structure would operate and the responsibilities it creates.
Court of Protection Matters
When someone cannot make certain decisions for themselves, their family may need legal guidance. We advise on Court of Protection matters, including relevant applications and ongoing responsibilities, helping you understand the process and focus on the person’s best interests.
Advice on the protection of assets
Planning for the future involves considering how your assets are owned, managed and passed on. We review your circumstances, explain appropriate planning options and their limitations, and help you make informed decisions that reflect your needs and family priorities.
Succession matters
Planning how assets or business interests will pass to others can help reduce uncertainty. We advise on succession arrangements, consider your family and ownership circumstances and help coordinate the legal documents needed to reflect your intentions for the future.
Advice on the role and responsibilities of trustees
Acting as a trustee involves responsibilities towards the trust and its beneficiaries. We explain the terms of the trust, advise on decision-making and administration, and help address questions about distributions, record keeping or issues arising during your appointment.
We aim to always provide clear guidance to allow you to enjoy a stress-free experience in your property matter.
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- 01582 343 453
- info@greystonesolicitors.co.uk
- 275 Dunstable Road, Unit 3, Luton, Bedfordshire LU4 8BS
Opening Hours
- Monday–Friday: 9:00am – 5:30pm
- Saturday & Sunday: Closed
- Bank holidays: Closed
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