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We at Tenovus Cancer Care are proud to partner with Lyons Bowe Solicitors to help protect families and create lasting legacies

 A Will is the simplest, most effective way to make sure your wishes are known and your loved ones are protected. Taking a little time now brings lasting peace of mind for you and those you leave behind.

A professionally written Will gives you control over what happens to your estate, allowing you to decide who inherits your assets instead of leaving those decisions to the rules of intestacy. It also helps protect the people and things that matter most by allowing you to appoint guardians for your children, make provisions for pets and choose how and when your beneficiaries receive their inheritance.

By setting out your wishes clearly, a Will can reduce the risk of confusion, family disputes and unnecessary delays, making the estate administration process simpler for your loved ones. It also gives you the opportunity to shape your legacy by leaving gifts to family, friends or charities that are important to you, creating a lasting impact for generations to come.

What can happen without a Will

If you die without a valid Will, your estate will be distributed according to the rules of intestacy, which follow a strict legal order and may not reflect your personal wishes or family circumstances. This means the people you intended to benefit may not inherit as you expected, and guardians for your children may not be those you would have chosen. Without clear instructions in place, your loved ones could also face additional time, costs and unnecessary stress while your affairs are sorted during an already difficult period.

Gifting to Charity

Making gifts to charity can have positive tax advantages. Lyons Bowe Solicitors can explain the common approaches to gifting and provide tailored advice.

Making a Will with Lyons Bowe Solicitors is quick, clear and compassionate. We offer friendly and flexible appointments to suit you. Don’t leave it to chance. Book a no-pressure consultation with Lyons Bowe Solicitors today and take the first step toward protecting your family and your legacy.

Secure your legacy with Lyons Bowe here

Plan today and protect tomorrow with a Lasting Power of Attorney

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) lets you choose who can make important decisions on your behalf if you’re ever unable to do so. Putting an LPA in place is one of the clearest, most caring steps you can take to protect your independence, your finances and the wellbeing of those you love.

What is an LPA?

An LPA is a legal document that lets you appoint one or more trusted people (attorneys) to make decisions for you if you lose capacity or need help managing decisions in the future. There are commonly two types of LPA: one covering property and financial affairs, and another for health and welfare decisions.

Why an LPA matters

An LPA allows you to choose who acts for you and allows you to set limits or instructions about how decisions should be made. With an LPA in place, the people you trust can act on your behalf without needing to apply to a court for authority. Having LPAs means you appointed attorneys can manage bills, benefits, property for you and make health care decisions consistent with your wishes.

What can happen without an LPA

In many jurisdictions, if you lose capacity without an LPA, family members may need to apply to the court for permission to act, a process that can be time-consuming, costly and emotionally draining. Delays in paying bills, accessing funds, or making care decisions can add stress to an already difficult time.
 
Making an LPA with Lyons Bowe Solicitors is straightforward and supportive. We discuss your situation, priorities, and tailor your LPAs for you. 

Protect your future and make things easier for the people you trust. Book a no-pressure consultation with Lyons Bowe Solicitors to find out how a Lasting Power of Attorney can give you control and peace of mind.

Establish a Lasting Power of Attorney here

Support Tenovus Cancer Care by Leaving a Gift

When you choose to include a gift to a Tenovus Cancer Care in your Will, Lyons Bowe will reduce your Will-writing fee by 50%, starting at £125, plus VAT.

1. Enquiry: Complete the Lyons Bowe enquiry form with your details to get started.

2. Get in Touch: Our team will guide you through your options and answer any questions about your Will.

3. Leave a Gift: We’ll help you complete everything clearly and professionally, giving you peace of mind for the future.


Probate Services at Lyons Bowe 

Losing a loved one is an incredibly difficult time and dealing with the legal and financial aspects of their estate can feel overwhelming. At Lyons Bowe, our experienced probate team is here to provide clear, compassionate support every step of the way. 
 
We can assist with all aspects of estate administration, whether you need help applying for a Grant of Probate, handling specific tasks, or managing the entire process on your behalf. We also have experience working with charitable estates and can ensure that any gifts left to charity are handled efficiently and in accordance with the deceased’s wishes.

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