Coastal Will Services Ltd
Poole, Dorset
(12)
Poole, Dorset
(12)
Over the years, we have dealt with thousands of people regarding the making of their Wills and associated documents.
We provide a convenient and safe telephone service for you to have everything professionally prepared without having to leave the comfort of your home.
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12 customer reviews
Phil Bolton
Extremely helpful and very well experienced, this helps a lot if you've not done a will before. Friendly and explained the routes they can be taken when writing a will, made the whole experience very easy and certainly delievered confidence as a reliable will writing company.
Heather
Fantastic service with a very friendly and personal touch. Brian was so flexible with working around times that suited us. Not sure why we left it so long to get our wills sorted as Brian made it so easy. More...
Michael Morris
Wills and Estate Planning
Its a very personal service and a very professional approach
Julie
Very professional & friendly service. Explained everything well & took time to go through it all with me so I felt valued as a customer. Would definitely recommend.
James Aldham
Great service and professionalism from Coastal Will Services in setting up my will. It was all explained thoroughly was set up promptly.
Ben
Bryan has sent up are wills and managed to achieve exactly what we needed. His service is perfect and fees very reasonable. Highly recommended.
Dawn Chase
Ideal services it was all done over the phone. Very professional and friendly. I've recommended Coastal Will Services to my daughter.
Mr V Woods
Excellent service. Made the whole process easy. Would definitely recommend.
Marion Lemon
I used this company to make my first will, so I was slightly apprehensive about the process. Bryan put me at ease with his knowledge and patience. The service was incredibly efficient and I would recommend this company to anyone. More...
Paul Kelly
Coastal Will Services offered a complete appraisal of our situation, and got us to consider areas which we hadn't thought about.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Coastal Will Services, a most comprehensive service
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Adam Spong
I’ve been putting off sorting out my will for ages, so when I finally pulled my finger out and decided to do it, I was hoping it would be an easy, stress free as possible process. Coastal Will Services certainly made the process run as smoothly as possible. They were incredibly helpful and my mind is now at ease that my will is sorted, something major to tick off my list. I thought it may be hard to sort out over the phone, but I don’t think it made any difference as opposed to meeting Bryan face to face. He was very helpful so I would definitely recommend CWS to anyone who is thinking about doing their will, but still hasn’t got round to doing it yet. More...
Shelley
They really knew their stuff. Really good prices and so friendly. This company was recommended to me by a work colleague.
What do you love most about your job?
Putting clients at ease during what can be an emotional experience and helping them to ensure their families are fully protected for the future.
What inspired you to start your own business?
I wanted to create a friendly, professional service at fair prices as an alternative to the high prices charged within the Will writing industry and the unnecessary expensive add-ons that people are often pressured into purchasing.
Why should our clients choose you?
For complete reassurance, we offer no obligation telephone appointments.
Our fixed fee pricing policy offers tremendous value compared to traditional Will writing services and also means no pressure to buy expensive add-ons during the appointment.
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
Yes. We provide a telephone appointment service, daytime or evening, so everything can be done from the comfort of our clients homes.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
Our telephone appointment service means no face to face contact therefore keeping our clients safe from Covid-19.
Wills
You need to make a Will if you want to be absolutely sure that your estate goes to those you wish to benefit, and not whom the state has already decided upon on your behalf.
If you have children under 18 years old, Guardians need to be named in a Will. This is the only way you can deal with this otherwise your children automatically become wards of court, with the decision on their future being based on social service reports and made by people you don’t know and don’t know your children. They might not choose as you would. Imagine the enormous extra stress this would put on your children and relatives at a time of grief.
Common law partners must make a Will, as they may not inherit anything without one, even if they have lived together for years and have children.
A Will is one of the most important documents you can ever make and avoids uncertainty, anguish and long administrative delays, sometimes years, for those you leave behind.
However straightforward the circumstances are it is important that Wills are written properly to ensure that they are legally valid when the time comes as the very nature of the document means that it is too late to put things right after any problems arise!
Safe Storage and Updates
A Will is not something that you should make and then forget about.
You should review it regularly and keep it up to date (we recommend every couple of years).
It is also important that Wills are stored safely as they could be destroyed by fire or flood or get lost or stolen.
Our management service includes the safe storage of your Will and all future standard updates that you wish to make.
Asset Protection
For couples who own their property jointly and are concerned about future care fees eroding the majority of the estate and their children’s inheritance, we provide a way of protecting their most valuable asset.
Our Asset Protection service ensures that children are guaranteed to inherit the maximum possible.
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Your Last Will and Testament takes care of your affairs after your death.
But what happens if you lose the physical or mental capacity to manage your affairs while you are still living? By having a Lasting Power of Attorney you can make sure that you choose the people who control your legal and financial affairs together with your health and welfare should this occur.
If a Lasting Power of Attorney is not in place, no one could act on your behalf without the time consuming procedure of applying to the Court of Protection. They might not appoint the attorney that you would have. Even spouses or children can be left powerless.
