Respected Solicitors for Wills, Trusts, and Probate
We cover all areas of Wills, Trusts & Probate. Not only are we Lasting Power of Attorney solicitors and solicitors for Wills, but we also cover Estate Administration and more.
Why Should You Make A Will?
Planning ahead always pays dividends whether you are making a Will to provide for loved ones, setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney for managing your affairs during your lifetime, or taking steps to minimise the Inheritance Tax payable on your estate.
The process of putting your affairs in order has multiple benefits, not least peace of mind, but also a clear and manageable situation for those you leave behind.
We pride ourselves on getting to know our clients so that we fully understand your requirements. We can then find the best solutions that are tailored to your needs.
Our team are committed to providing the highest levels of client care and our charges are competitive and transparent, with fixed fees for most types of work.
For further information – please take a look at our Family Law pages, the specific Wills, Trusts & Probate pages listed above, or contact one of our team for further help.
We are vastly experienced in handling all kinds of cases regarding Wills & Probate, be it the creation of a Will, or something different entirely. No matter the task at hand, we are here to help you.
Other areas we cover include Court of Protection, Trusts, and Personal Injury Trusts.
What Our Customers Say
Hear from our clients, in their own words, talking of their experiences working with Tinsdills.
“Our Solicitor was very meticulous in their approach and advice, very informative with our unique situations at present and we are therefore confident we chose the right solicitor for us. Extremely professional and sincere, we are very grateful for all of their advice. If in the future we require any of your services, property affairs, wills etc we would not hesitate to recommend or use your professional services.”
Meet Our Specialist Wills, Trusts & Probate Team
Peter Hamilton
Rachel Manby
Emma Marrow
Contact Us To Discuss
Your Will Today
Contact a specific branch using the numbers listed here, if you need to get in touch for further information or a chat regarding your requirements.
Alternatively, you can visit one of the listed branches in person.
Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Contact us or today or visit a local branch
Hanley: 01782 262031
Newcastle: 01782 612311
Sandbach: 01270 761111
Leek: 01538 399332
Latest News
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Updating Your Will
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A Quick Guide To: Discretionary Trusts
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Online Probate Applications: a long awaited step into the modern age or a cause for further delay in an already time-consuming process?
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Appointing Legal Guardians for your Children
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Your Guide to Losing a Loved One
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Video Witnessed Wills: Worth the Risk?
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10 Things to Consider When Making a Will
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A Guide to Lasting Powers of Attorney
We all hope to live out our days in relatively good health and independence. However, we also know that this... read more
Recent Judgement made by Supreme Court in ongoing Contentious Probate Case
We reported back in 2015 on the Court of Appeal’s decision in the case of Ilott –v- The Blue Cross... read more