Writing your Will with Open Law
Clear and transparent guidance for Wills, Trusts and Estate planning grounded in compassion and understanding.
Legal support with a human touch
Writing your Will is one of life’s important milestones, but it’s also one of those things that many people put off doing.
There are all sorts of reasons people do this but ultimately without a Will in place, you and your family will be at greater risk of costly disputes, arising from uncertainty in the future.
Writing your Will provides your family with the vital answers they need when you are no longer around to tell them yourself, whilst also giving you peace of mind and certainty today.
At Open Law, we pride ourselves on making our Will-writing services accessible to all. We take them time to get to know you and your unique circumstances to provide a tailored services that puts you first.
We listen, we help, we care.
The key benefits of writing your Will
Staying in Control
Peace of Mind
Protecting Family Assets
Planning for the Future
What makes Open Law different?
We understand that legal services can feel scary and invasive, and we pride ourselves on our friendly service based on our experiences as ordinary people just like you.
Clear and robust guidance provided in plain English.
Reliable expertise built over decades of knowledge and experience.
Personable down-to-earth approach rooted in empathy and compassion.
Round-the-clock support, no question too big or small.
Clear and robust guidance provided in plain English.
Personable down-to-earth approach rooted in empathy and compassion.
Reliable expertise built over decades of knowledge and experience.
Round-the-clock support, no question too big or small.
Are you dealing with somebody's Will after they've passed?
If you’re acting as an executor of somebody else’s Will, we’re here for you. Visit our probate page to learn more about the ways we can assist.
Meet our Will-writing Team
At Open Law our team is our greatest strength and we have a number of dedicated experts with extensive knowledge about Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning.
Harriet Gibson
Solicitor Apprentice
Lucy Butler
Trainee Solicitor
Debbie Kaye
Solicitor
Chloe Hennessey
Solicitor
Sophie Longton
Solicitor
Kim Taylor
Conveyancer
Annabel Boothroyd
Solicitor Graduate Apprentice
Samantha Marriage
Trainee Solicitor