Helping You And Your Family Plan For The Future
Why Use Amber Law?
· We strive to allay any fear or uncertainty that you may have
· We use plain English to answer all your estate planning questions
· A cost effective solution to meet your individual needs
· Members of The Society of Will Writers and certified Safe To Do Business With
· We offer free home visits, or we can arrange an office meeting
Talking about death is never easy and whilst we would all like to avoid the conversation, it is more important to have peace of mind knowing that when the time comes, our loved ones are protected.
Amber Law will guide you through the process from start to finish and once it is done, you can relax, safe in the knowledge that your affairs are in order.
Whether it is a first will, a change in circumstances or reducing inheritance tax, we can find the prefect solution for you.
Society of Will Writers
Amber Law are proud to be members of the Society of Will Writers (SWW) and certified safe to do business with.
The SWW are the largest self-regulatory body for Will Writing Professionals, covering Will Writers within the UK and abroad.
What Does This Mean For Me?
- As SWW Members, Amber Law can guarantee that the consultant that will meet with you, advise you, and ultimately draft your Will are fully trained in the art of estate planning.
- Through continuous personal development our consultant's expertise are up to date and relevant, which the SWW verifies.
- All of this ensures we can give you confident advice on Wills, trusts, lasting power of attorney and more. We maintain professional indemnity insurance of £2million, covering us for all estate planning activities.
- While we certainly hope that nothing goes wrong, if it does you can be sure that you and your family will be protected.
- We adhere to the SWW Code of Practice and Ethics, and believe in putting you the Customer first.
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