wills, trusts and lpas in worksop — done properly, at your kitchen table.

I'm Alex Stansbury, a family advisor specialising in preventing sideways disinheritance and protecting what you leave with trusts — so your children and grandchildren are protected, not just your spouse. I come to you, anywhere within an hour of Worksop.

Home visit included in every price. Daytime or evening, Worksop, Retford, Doncaster, Sheffield and the villages in between.

Alex Stansbury, in a navy suit, talking a smiling couple through their paperwork at their kitchen table
Name
Alex Stansbury
Role
family advisor
Covers
Worksop, Retford, Doncaster, Sheffield

that's me — I'll be the one at your kitchen table

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why I'm back at the kitchen table

For years I've worked behind the scenes of this industry. While running Project Will Ltd, building the software and support that solicitors and estate planners across the UK rely on, people kept asking me for help with their own wills. I kept saying no — I was too busy helping other businesses.

Now I'm saying yes. I want to be the name people round here turn to for their family's estate planning. No stuffy solicitor's office, no rushed sales pitch — just someone who's spent years seeing how this work should be done, sitting at your kitchen table. If you don't need something, I'll tell you.

Read my story

what if your husband or wife remarries?

If you leave everything to each other and one of you remarries, your children can end up inheriting nothing — it passes "sideways" to the new spouse and their family. It's legal, it's common, and it's avoidable. This is the thing I specialise in fixing.

  1. you and your wifeLeave everything to each other in mirror wills.
  2. one of you diesEverything passes to the survivor, as planned.
  3. they remarryMarriage cancels their old will. A new one can leave it all to the new spouse.
  4. it goes sidewaysYour house and savings end up with their new family — not your children.
How I prevent sideways disinheritance

a protective trust stops this.

what if something happens to both of you?

If you both die without naming guardians, nobody automatically takes over your children — not grandparents, not godparents. A court decides. Putting guardians in your will means you choose, and you can say who you don't want.

  1. you never wrote it downMost parents know who they’d want — and who they wouldn’t. Few put it in a will.
  2. the worst happensBoth of you die while the children are still under 18.
  3. godparents can’t step inBeing a godparent gives no legal right to raise your children.
  4. a court decidesA family court picks who brings them up — and it may not be who you’d have chosen.

how it works

Five steps, one visit for most people. No office to come to.

  1. Call or book online — a quick chat to understand what you need.
  2. I visit you at home at a time that suits you, including evenings.
  3. I draft your documents and explain every line.
  4. You sign, and I make sure it's witnessed correctly.
  5. Optional: I lodge your will and prepare your Executor Pack.

clear prices

I'm not the cheapest, but I promise I'm the best at getting your wishes onto a legal document.

Full price list

one-off. no annual fees.

price list

  • Single willSingle will£149
  • Mirror willsMirror wills (couple)£249
  • LPA, per documentLasting Power of Attorney£199 per document
  • Executor PackExecutor Pack£249
  • Will storage, one-offWill storage, lodged with HMCTS£249 one-off
  • Trust willsTrust wills and protective trustsPrice on request — I'll quote before I start

Home visit included anywhere within an hour of Worksop. No hidden extras. No annual fees.

Full price list

not sure what you need?

Take the free What If score. It takes about a minute and checks your will, guardians, LPAs and inheritance tax — then tells you in plain English whether anything actually needs doing.

red score? I'll call you first.

I come to you

Anywhere within an hour of Worksop. If your village isn't listed, ask — it probably is.

questions

Who is Alex Stansbury?

I’m a family advisor from Worksop. For years I ran Project Will Ltd, building the software and support that solicitors and estate planners across the UK rely on. Now I write wills, trusts and lasting powers of attorney for local families myself, at their kitchen table.

Do you come to my house?

Yes — every price includes a home visit, anywhere within an hour of Worksop. That covers Retford, Doncaster, Sheffield, Rotherham, Bawtry, Tickhill and the villages in between. Daytime or evening.

How much does a will cost?

A single will is £149 and mirror wills for a couple are £249. Lasting powers of attorney are £199 per document. Trust wills are quoted before I start. One-off prices, no annual fees.

What is sideways disinheritance?

If you leave everything to each other and the survivor remarries, their new spouse can end up with your house and savings instead of your children. It’s legal, common and avoidable — a protective trust in your wills stops it. It’s what I specialise in.

What’s the What If score?

A free one-minute check of your will, guardians, LPAs and inheritance tax. You get a red, amber or green result in plain English, and families with the biggest gaps are called first to book a visit.