“Protect what you’ve built. Pass it on to who you love.”
“Plan today. Protect tomorrow.”
“Plan today. Protect tomorrow.”
For many families, the need for estate planning becomes most urgent at life’s turning points — those moments that remind us how fragile security can be, and how important it is to protect the people we love.
🌿 After a bereavement or serious illness — when priorities shift, and safeguarding family becomes paramount.
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For many families, the need for estate planning becomes most urgent at life’s turning points — those moments that remind us how fragile security can be, and how important it is to protect the people we love.
🌿 After a bereavement or serious illness — when priorities shift, and safeguarding family becomes paramount.
💷 When inheriting wealth — or preparing to pass it on — ensuring it strengthens the next generation rather than creating burdens.
🏠 Following the sale of a property or business — transforming hard work into lasting security.
🤝 On the recommendation of a trusted adviser — when your financial adviser, accountant, or solicitor says: “You should speak to an estate planner.”
⚠️ When facing concerns — about Inheritance Tax, care fees, or the risk of family disputes.
No matter the reason, the desire is the same:
👉 Peace of mind that everything is in order, and loved ones are fully protected.
The families we support are rarely just looking for “a Will.” They want something deeper — reassurance that their hard work will protect the people they love, both now and for years to come.
Here’s what they tell us matters most:
✅ Making sure their wealth goes to the right people, in the right way — with the right safeguards in place.
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The families we support are rarely just looking for “a Will.” They want something deeper — reassurance that their hard work will protect the people they love, both now and for years to come.
Here’s what they tell us matters most:
✅ Making sure their wealth goes to the right people, in the right way — with the right safeguards in place.
✅ Protecting loved ones from life’s uncertainties — whether that’s care fees, divorce, or unexpected claims on the estate.
✅ Keeping harmony in the family — by putting a clear, watertight plan in place that prevents disputes before they start.
✅ Creating a legacy that lasts — so children, grandchildren, and future generations benefit from a lifetime’s work.
✅ Working with someone who listens — offering personal, practical advice in plain English, without pressure or jargon.
Because ultimately, it’s not just about documents — it’s about peace of mind, knowing that the future is secure for the people who matter most.
🕊️ David & Susan — Retired Couple in Their 60s
“We just want to know our estate will be passed on fairly and without family arguments.”
David and Susan own their family home and modest savings. With one child divorced, they worry about future claims.
Solution: We showed them how to pass their estate securely — protecting their children w
🕊️ David & Susan — Retired Couple in Their 60s
“We just want to know our estate will be passed on fairly and without family arguments.”
David and Susan own their family home and modest savings. With one child divorced, they worry about future claims.
Solution: We showed them how to pass their estate securely — protecting their children while minimising the risk of disputes.
🏢 Angela — Business Owner, Age 55
“I want to protect my children, but still keep control while I’m alive.”
Recently widowed, Angela explored trusts and Powers of Attorney.
Solution: She kept flexibility over her assets, reduced potential tax, and gained peace of mind about future care decisions.
👨👩👧 Mark & Emma — Young Family, Early 40s
“What happens to the children if something happens to us?”
With two young children and a new mortgage, Mark & Emma had no Wills in place.
Solution: We secured guardianship arrangements and ensured family assets will be managed responsibly for their children.
💍 John & Claire — Blended Family, Late 50s
“We want fairness for both families, without arguments later.”
Both divorced with children from previous marriages, John & Claire needed clarity.
Solution: We created a plan that secured their shared home and protected both sides of the family equally.
💷 Michael — High-Net-Worth Individual, Age 68
“I’ve worked hard all my life — I don’t want it lost in tax.”
With property and investments, Michael’s concern was inheritance tax.
Solution: We helped structure his estate with trusts, minimising tax and creating a legacy for his children and grandchildren.
Whatever your circumstances, planning now gives you peace of mind that your loved ones are protected and your wishes will be respected.
Solidus are one of the UK’s most respected estate planning providers. Established in 1996, they are the UK’s leading trust services company, working with thousands of families and professional advisers nationwide.
We choose to work with Solidus because they combine legal expertise with a client-focused approach. This ensures every plan we deliver is robust, compliant, and tailored to your family’s needs.
Every estate planning document is reviewed by a qualified solicitor before it is finalised. This extra layer of legal oversight ensures accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind.
Yes. Solidus’ work is fully aligned with the Legal Services Act and compliant with Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) standards.
All cases are overseen by STEP-qualified professionals (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners), the gold standard in estate planning expertise.
Yes. Solidus are trusted nationwide and work closely with major financial adviser networks, accountants, and institutions across the UK.
We believe estate planning shouldn’t feel overwhelming.
Here are clear, jargon-free answers to help you make confident, informed decisions.
A Will sets out who should inherit your assets after you die — but it only takes effect after probate and offers no protection in the meantime.
A Trust can protect assets immediately, during your lifetime and after death — helping to shield your estate from risks like care fees, remarriage, or family conflict. “A trust is not a loophole — it’s a fortress.”
Yes. A Will only covers what happens after death.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) ensures someone you trust can act on your behalf if you lose mental or physical capacity during your lifetime.
Potentially, yes — with the right planning in place early enough.
Certain types of Trusts can help ringfence your home and other assets, though the rules are strict. We’ll help you navigate these carefully and ethically.
It depends on the complexity of your situation and the tools used (e.g. Trusts, LPAs).
We always provide transparent, fixed-fee quotes — no hidden charges, and no pressure.
Absolutely. Our solutions are designed to be flexible and future-proof, with options to amend your planning as your circumstances or goals change.
That’s a great start — but we often build on existing Wills to add more protection.
We’ll review your current arrangements and highlight any gaps or risks.
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