I come to you.
Anywhere within an hour of Worksop, daytime or evening. The visit is included in every price. If your village isn't listed, ask — it probably is.
Towns and villages
- BawtryPeople often move to Bawtry later in life. A will written for your old house and old life may not fit any more.
- BlythBeing an executor is a big job. I help people in Blyth make it easier for whoever they choose.
- Carlton-in-LindrickMost couples here own their home jointly. How you own it decides who gets it, whatever your will says.
- ClowneMarried since you made your will? In England and Wales, marriage cancels it.
- DinningtonLasting powers of attorney aren't just for older people. An accident at forty can leave your family stuck.
- DoncasterA big patch with lots of villages. Living together without being married is the gap I see most.
- GainsboroughJust over the Trent in Lincolnshire, with family often on the Nottinghamshire side. The law is the same either side of the river.
- HarworthYou've paid off the house. Now make sure it goes to your children, not sideways.
- Kiveton ParkYoung families with small children. A will is how you choose who would bring them up.
- MaltbyYou want to leave it to your children. A trust can keep it with them if their own life takes a turn.
- OllertonNo children? Without a will, the law decides which relatives inherit. It may not be who you'd choose.
- RetfordMirror wills are the most common thing I'm asked for in Retford, and they're where sideways disinheritance starts.
- RotherhamSecond marriages and stepfamilies. Getting everyone looked after takes a bit more thought.
- SheffieldI'll come anywhere in Sheffield. Lasting powers of attorney are what families here ask about most.
- ShireoaksRight on my doorstep. The question I get most here is simple: where should I keep my will?
- TickhillGrandparents in Tickhill often want to leave something to the grandchildren, safely. A trust can do that.
- TuxfordRural homes, land and farms. I'll tell you straight what I can do and when you need a specialist.
- WarsopPeople in Warsop often ask me the same first question: how much will this actually cost?
- WhitwellIf you've lost your husband or wife, your will probably needs looking at. There's no rush, but it shouldn't wait forever.
- WorksopMy home patch. If you're in Worksop, I'm usually only a few minutes away.