wills and trusts in tickhill.

Tickhill is a short run up the A60 from Worksop, about twenty minutes door to door. It’s a village I always enjoy coming back to, with the old buttercross in the middle and the castle mound just off the main street.

coming to you in tickhill

I visit you at home, and that’s included in the price. Daytime or evening, whatever suits. If you’d like a son or daughter there too, that’s fine. Often it helps.

what if you want to leave something to the grandchildren?

This is one of the most common things grandparents ask me. You’d like to help the grandchildren, maybe with university, a first car or a deposit on a house. But they’re young, and you’re not sure about handing a lump sum to an eighteen-year-old.

There’s also the question of what happens if you leave it all to your own children first. If one of them later divorces, part of what you left could end up with their ex. If one of them gets into debt, it could go that way instead. None of that is what you meant.

A trust in your will can deal with both. You leave money or property to trustees, people you choose, to look after it for your family. They can release it when it’s needed and to whoever needs it. It can protect what you leave across more than one generation, not just the next one. The trusts page explains how it works without the jargon.

Not everyone needs a trust. If a simple will does the job, I’ll tell you. A single will is £149 and mirror wills are £249, with the home visit included.

If you’re in Tickhill, book a home visit or give me a ring.