APS Legal Beverley
Simple for you, right for your loved ones
Wills
Ensure those you care about are provided for as you wish when you pass away, no matter what the future holds. I provide expert advice to ensure you get the best from our will writing service.
- Advice on complex situations and estates
- Protecting your loved ones from the unexpected
- Will writing
“Where there’s a will, there’s a way”
Powers of Attorney
Make the difficult times easier for you and your loved ones by deciding who makes important decisions for you when you can’t.
- Advice
- Property and financial affairs
- Health and welfare
Testimonials
Probate and funeral arrangement
Guarantee your wishes are carried out right by those you trust after you pass away.
Ensure your funeral arrangements are dealt with smoothly and prevent costs skyrocketing to help your family at a difficult time.
About me
I’m Jenny, I run APS Legal Beverley and I’m a will-writing expert as well as a lovely person, although that last claim is up for debate. I don’t just write either. I advise and I help. I aim to make a difference to whole families through the generations by helping them stay strong and secure through good times and bad.
Latest from the blog
Keep up-to-date with all that’s happening here at APS Legal Beverley, and read about the latest news and blogs.
Where do you keep your Will?
You’ve finally made (or updated) your will, but where are you going to keep it? Storage of wills is REALLY important. Executors/family must be able to find the will when someone dies. It’s important to make sure it has not been damaged or lost. A signed will is an...
Cohabiting couples – Fastest growing family type
…..but what happens when your partner dies? Many people still believe in the so called ‘common law marriage myth’, which is the erroneous belief that after a certain amount of time of living together, the law treats cohabitants as if they were married. This is not a...
Will your online accounts and assets be lost when you die?
When someone dies, online providers will not allow another person to access their account or take it over, but they can take steps to close down or deactivate accounts, or pay out assets. Most institutions will only communicate with someone who is legally appointed as...
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