Wills, Probate & Elderly Client

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We understand organising your affairs for later life can be a daunting prospect. At Browell Smith & Co Solicitors our experts can make this process as straightforward as possible.

Browell Smith & Co has offices in Newcastle, Cramlington, Ashington, and Sunderland and offers the following wills, probate, and elderly client services to people across the North East.

We provide a dedicated and personal service to all our clients, with sensitivity, in a way that is easy to understand, and which gives you and your family peace of mind.

Our specialist legal advisers offer a no obligation free consultation to discuss your and your family’s requirements in confidence. Contact our expert team today to arrange a free initial consultation at any of our offices, in Newcastle, Cramlington, Ashington, and Sunderland, or alternatively at your home, to discuss your particular requirements.

Lucy Lawton

Associate Solicitor - Probate

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t: 0191 691 3417

e: Lucy.Lawton@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Gillian Imrie

Legal Clerk - Wills, Trusts & Elderly Client

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e: gillian.imrie@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Kelly Varty

Solicitor - Probate

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e: kelly.varty@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Gillian Stoneman

Legal Clerk - Probate

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e: gillian.stoneman@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Ruby Shannon

Legal Clerk - Probate

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e: ruby.shannon@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Sebastien Reece

Trainee Solicitor - Probate

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e: sebastien.reece@browells2.urdev.co.uk

Why should I make a will?

Most people think that if they don’t have much money or many possessions then they don’t need a will but this isn’t the case! It’s important to have a will to show how you’d like your possessions divided up when you pass away.

Why do I need a solicitor to prepare my will?

It’s crucial to get legal advice from a specialist wills solicitor when preparing your own will. Our solicitors will be able to assist in spotting any errors or mistakes which could cause problems after your death, not only that but we are here to support you through the whole process and give you the guidance you need.

What is a trust?

A Trust is a legal structure that can be included in your will. There are many different types of trust will options available – our dedicated team will help you decided which/ if any are right for you.

Testimonials

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Mr F – Probate and Estate Administration

Thank you Laura you have been absolutely marvellous and very professional during this stressful time, and I thank you so much for your excellent work on my case and appreciate the work you have done for me. I will recommend Browell Smith and Co to anyone choosing a solicitor in the future and that's down to you.