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It is with great pride that WSP Solicitors, once again have been re-accredited under the Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS).
This re-accreditation means that WSP Solicitors are recognised to be consistently setting the service standard in all of our Private Client work. Being trustworthy and transparent, providing excellent service to clients across our processes, costs and communications. A great achievement that deserves celebration.
WIQS law firms specialize in wills and estate planning, which means they have specific expertise in this area of law. They can provide you with sound legal advice tailored to your individual circumstances.
WIQS law firms are required to follow specific standards and guidelines set by the Law Society, ensuring that your will is drafted and executed in accordance with current legal requirements.
Using a WIQS law firm can provide peace of mind that your will is properly prepared and legally binding. This can help avoid potential disputes and complications for your loved ones after you pass away.
WIQS law firms can offer personalized advice and solutions based on your unique situation and estate planning goals. They can help you make informed decisions about inheritance tax, asset distribution, and more.
Estate planning is not a one-time task; it often requires updates as your life circumstances change. WIQS law firms can provide ongoing support and assistance in updating your will to reflect your evolving needs.
WIQS certification signifies that the law firm is committed to transparency and accountability in its dealings with clients. You can trust that they will act in your best interests.
Wills drafted by WIQS law firms are less likely to contain errors or ambiguities that could lead to legal disputes. This can save your beneficiaries time, money, and stress in the future.
In addition to will preparation, WIQS law firms can assist with estate administration when the time comes, making the process smoother for your loved ones.
It’s important to conduct research and choose a reputable WIQS law firm that aligns with your values and needs. Consultation with a WIQS-certified attorney can help you understand how their services can benefit your specific situation and estate planning goals.
If you need to speak with a solicitor regarding any Wills, Trusts, Lasting Power of Attorney, Inheritance or Probate work then please get in touch with our dedicated Private Client team here.
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