Many of the families we support come to us through trusted introductions - from financial advisers, accountants, solicitors, and other professionals who want their clients to receive clear, reliable estate-planning advice.
Whether you’ve been referred to us, or you’re a professional who introduces clients, this page explains how we work and what you can expect.
Being referred is a positive sign. It means someone who knows you and understands your circumstances believes you would benefit from speaking with a dedicated estate-planning specialist.
Here’s what that means for you:
We value the trust placed in us by professional introducers. Our role is to complement your existing client relationship - not compete with it.
We focus exclusively on estate planning and do not provide financial advice or investment services.
Here’s how we support our referrers:
Many advisers introduce clients when estate planning becomes more complex or time-consuming than they wish to handle within their own practice.
Referrals create immediate confidence.
For clients, it means starting the process with reassurance and clarity.
For referrers, it means knowing their clients are in safe hands.
For us, it allows us to focus fully on delivering thoughtful, robust estate-planning solutions.
If you are a financial adviser, accountant or solicitor considering introducing a client, the process is straightforward.
• A brief email introduction is usually all that is required
• We arrange an initial discussion directly with the client
• If planning proceeds, we keep you appropriately informed (with the client’s permission)
• Your existing client relationship remains fully respected
Fee information is available on request.
If you’ve been introduced, I’m very happy to talk you through how everything works and what happens next.