Will Protect Ltd

03/09/2026

Think a traditional Will is enough to protect your family's future? It is actually only half the story.

At Will Protect, we consider a Will and a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) to be the "ultimate power couple" of estate planning. While a Will protects your assets after you pass, an LPA ensures your trusted loved ones stay in control of your health, finances, and business while you are still here, should the unexpected happen.

Discover how you can upgrade your estate plan and ensure your hard-earned wealth is completely protected.
Read more here https://willprotect.co.uk/lasting-power-of-attorney-lpa-2026/
Contact us to explore how we might support you with your Will and LPA [email protected]

At Will Protect, we believe that writing your Will and putting in place a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) are the ultimate power couple of estate planning.

01/09/2026

Holding an equity release mortgage, especially a drawdown plan, without a properly drafted and registered Property and Financial Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) could leave your family exposed to frozen funds and costly court interventions.

Read more in our blog here https://willprotect.co.uk/equity-release-mortgages-lpa-traps/
Contact Will Protect today to schedule your estate planning consultation and ensure your LPAs are drafted to protect your home and loved ones. [email protected]

31/08/2026

The consequences of not writing a will cannot be overstated.

In our busy lives, thinking about our mortality and what happens to our assets after we’re gone can be uncomfortable. But by not writing a will you can leave your loved ones exposed to numerous risks and complications.

Here are just 3 (of many) points to consider;

📝 Intestacy Laws Determine Your Estate's Fate - If you don’t have a will, intestacy law will determine how your assets are distributed after your passing. In many cases, your assets may go to distant relatives rather than the people you intended to inherit them.

📝 Your Wishes May Not Be Honoured - By not writing a will you won’t have control over who receives your assets. Writing a will ensures your wishes are respected, and that the people who you wish to benefit from your lifetime of hard work actually will.

📝 Potential Inheritance Tax Liabilities - If you haven’t planned for it, inheritance tax can take a significant chunk out of your estate. Writing a will and going through the estate planning process means that you can put plans in place to mitigate the risk of paying too much tax.

These are just a few things you might want to consider, but the bottom line is that Estate Planning and writing a will is one of the most important things you can do.

We are here to help guide you through that process so please do get in touch to arrange a chat [email protected], or take a look at our blog to read more https://willprotect.co.uk/writing-a-will-10-points-you-need-to-know/

28/08/2026

What happens to your business interests if you become incapacitated through injury or illness?

There is a Lasting Power of Attorney designed specifically to deal with your business interests. The instructions that you leave must be followed and this will ensure that your business can continue without interruption.

Contact us to discuss the options open to you and we'd be happy to guide you through the process 0345 853 0942, or [email protected]

25/08/2026

Who will operate your business when you are gone? Have you considered estate planning?

When it comes to you and your key people, putting in place the right structure in the form of Estate Planning that considers who will operate your business when you are gone, and Lasting Power of Attorney if you are incapacitated, means the difference between your business continuing to thrive, and ceasing trading.

Visit our website to find out more https://willprotect.co.uk/business-services/ or contact us to arrange a chat 0345 853 0942

21/08/2026

Over 50% of businesses don’t have a business continuity plan in place.

Businesses that can’t overcome disaster are unlikely to survive.

Putting in place the right structure in the form of Estate Planning that considers who will operate your business when you are gone could mean the difference between your business continuing to thrive, and ceasing trading.

Contact us to arrange a discussion about ow to put the right plans in place for your business [email protected] or visit our website https://willprotect.co.uk/business-services/

20/08/2026

Safeguarding Your Home and Family: Why Life Insurance and Mortgage Protection Insurance is Crucial.

Life can be unpredictable. Financial setbacks, illness, or the unexpected death of a breadwinner can threaten your ability to keep up with mortgage payments, putting your family’s security at risk.

Mortgage protection and Life Insurance act as a safety net, providing peace of mind. It allows you to focus on recovery and maintaining family stability without the looming threat of having to move home, or worse, losing your home altogether.

Contact us to talk through the choices available to you [email protected]

19/08/2026

In today’s uncertain job market, we need to think beyond just one type of mortgage insurance.

Real security comes from combining job-loss protection, complete estate planning, and setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs).

Read our blog here https://willprotect.co.uk/family-fortress-protecting-your-home/
Contact us to chat through your options [email protected] or 0345 853 0942

17/08/2026

If you die without a will (whatever your age), the law decides who inherits your money, property, and possessions - and that might not reflect your wishes.

For example:
➡️ Unmarried partners and stepchildren may receive nothing.
➡️ Loved ones may face delays, legal fees, and added stress.
➡️ Your estate could be handled by someone you wouldn’t have chosen.

Writing a will is the simplest way to ensure your loved ones are protected and your assets are distributed the way you want.

Contact us if you would like to discus how we might support you to put your Will and LPA in place. [email protected] or 0345 853 0942

Read more in our blog here https://willprotect.co.uk/will-writing-under-40/

14/08/2026

The risks of not writing a will are numerous and far-reaching.

Here are 3 more things to consider if this resonates with you:

📝 Guardianship Decisions May Be Left Uncertain - If you have minor children and don’t specify a guardian for them in your will, the court will decide who should take care of them. It is not the case that your children would automatically be cared for by grandparents or aunts and uncles.

📝 Not Writing a Will can Delay the Probate Process - Writing a will means that the probate process can start immediately. Whilst the process takes around 6 months to complete, your will reduces delays in the distribution of your assets to your beneficiaries. Without a will, the process will be prolonged. Assets are likely to be frozen so your surviving spouse may not be able to access money.

📝 Family Conflicts Can Escalate - Without clear instructions in a will, family members may argue over who should get what, potentially leading to bitter disputes and damaged relationships. This is a very common, and tragic occurrence when families split apart over the money and assets of a departed loved one.

Failing to create a will can result in unintended consequences, disputes, and financial hardships for your loved ones. By taking the time to plan and document your wishes in a will, you can provide peace of mind and security for those you care about.

Get in touch with a member of our team to begin the process of creating your will and safeguarding your legacy [email protected], and read our blog which shares more information about things to consider https://willprotect.co.uk/writing-a-will-10-points-you-need-to-know/