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Make a Will In-Person
Make a Will Online
Living Wills
Probate
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Court of Protection & Deputyship
Estate Planning
Trusts
Elderly & Vulnerable Clients
Private Client Solicitor Near You
Every circumstance is unique. Our team fully appreciates this, meaning that when we meet with you (either in person or virtually), we take the time to comprehend your personal situation entirely, ensuring we are clear about your intentions and priorities.
It can feel overwhelming and emotional to prepare for death, particularly if you are planning your estate at a young age. However, life is unpredictable, and we always recommend being prepared, preventing issues from arising for your loved ones should they need to gain access to your assets and finances.
Our solicitors will do all they can to support and advise you with all of your private client matters, ensuring that you fully understand your options and legal obligations.
Keeping You Informed
Our private client support team ensures that your transaction happens efficiently, so you shouldn’t have to wait to speak to somebody about your matter. We understand that in difficult times you don’t want to be kept waiting, so we ensure that a team member is always available.
How We Charge
We are flexible with our fee arrangements and are always willing to discuss an option that suits you. Find out more about our different charging options by visiting the costs information page.
For legal advice from experienced private client lawyers, please contact us on 01420 558 335, email enquiries@bookersandbolton.co.uk or fill in an enquiry form today.
Our private client solicitors can support you with your legal matter, either online, via phone and video call, or face to face, where clients from our local community in Alton, Hampshire, can visit our offices.
In all cases, we will update you on your private client law issue using our accessible and reliable app and portal, or through a way of your choosing.
Other Services
To ensure that your Will, Lasting Power of Attorney and other key documents accurately reflect your circumstances, you should speak to your solicitor whenever you go through a significant life event, including property matters such as:
- Residential Conveyancing
- Buying or Selling a Residential Property
- Buying a Property to Let
- Extending a Lease
Family matters such as:
- Getting Married or Divorced.
- Cohabitating.
- Having Children.
- Separating from a Partner.
- Dissolving a Civil Partnership.
Or business matters such as:
- Buying or Selling a Commercial Property.
- Setting Up a Business.
To ensure that your Will, Lasting Power of Attorney and other key documents accurately reflect your circumstances, you should speak to your solicitor whenever you go through a significant life event, including property matters such as:
- Residential Conveyancing
- Buying or Selling a Residential Property
- Buying a Property to Let
- Extending a Lease
Family matters such as:
- Getting Married or Divorced.
- Cohabitating.
- Having Children.
- Separating from a Partner.
- Dissolving a Civil Partnership.
Or business matters such as:
- Buying or Selling a Commercial Property.
- Setting Up a Business.
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