Free Wills and Probate Enquiry Form

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Making a Will

Step 1 of 15

What to do next?

Complete the form and ‘submit’ it at the end, one of our team will contact you within 5 working days to discuss your Will form and agree the next steps.

Please note – This form is a GUIDE ONLY for making a Will, by submitting your form you have not created an online Will. By completing this form you are not automatically a client of ours until you instruct us on a particular matter. Once you have sought legal advice from us you have no legal obligation to instruct us going forward.

If you formally make a Will with Ringrose Law, our standard Terms and Conditions will apply to you and these will be sent to you once you have instructed us.

Our Team

Nerina Farmer TEP Director & Solicitor

01476 590200

Kate Twigg TEP Partner & Solicitor, Wills and Probate

01522 561026

Gemma Baumber TEP Senior Associate Solicitor, Wills & Probate

01529 301312

Tracey Garner TEP STEP Practitioner & Senior Associate

01205 314601

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Enquiry Form

Making a Will

Step 1 of 15

What to do next?

Executors
The executors will carry out the terms of your Will and therefore the administration of your estate. The executor should therefore be trustworthy and they can also be a ‘beneficiary’. You can have up to four executors.

Executor (1)

Executor (2)

Executor (3)

Executor (4)

Guardian(s) for children under 18

What You Own

Property or share of property

Savings

What you own

Investments

Insurance

What you own

Personal Possessions

Other Assets

What You Owe

Your Estate Value

Who You Wish to Include in Your Will

How can we help?

Our Team

Residuary Beneficiary	Share of Your Estate	Address of Beneficiary

Name	Relationship to you	Address

What You Want to Leave	Name of Beneficiary	Their Address

Name	Address	Details

Free Wills and Probate Enquiry Form

Enquiry Form

Making a Will

Step 1 of 15

What to do next?

Executors The executors will carry out the terms of your Will and therefore the administration of your estate. The executor should therefore be trustworthy and they can also be a ‘beneficiary’. You can have up to four executors.

Executor (1)

Executor (2)

Executor (3)

Executor (4)

Guardian(s) for children under 18

What You Own

Property or share of property

Savings

What you own

Investments

Insurance

What you own

Personal Possessions

Other Assets

What You Owe

Your Estate Value

Who You Wish to Include in Your Will

How can we help?

Our Team

Executors
The executors will carry out the terms of your Will and therefore the administration of your estate. The executor should therefore be trustworthy and they can also be a ‘beneficiary’. You can have up to four executors.