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Practical, compassionate estate-planning services designed to protect your family, your wishes and your assets.
A straightforward Will for simple estates
Our Free Basic Will gives registered users a clear and practical way to record their core wishes and put a basic estate plan in place without paying for document creation.
It is designed for people with relatively straightforward circumstances who do not require more advanced trusts, property protection or complex inheritance planning.
What it can cover
- Who should inherit your estate
- Appointment of executors
- Guardians for children where appropriate
- Straightforward gifts and wishes
- Basic distribution of your estate
Who is it suitable for?
People with relatively simple estates who want a clear, structured Will covering the essential decisions.
When might you need more protection?
A Premium Will may be more suitable if your circumstances involve property protection, trusts, blended families, vulnerable beneficiaries, business interests or more detailed inheritance wishes.
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Greater control and protection for more complex estates
Our Premium Will is designed for people who need more than a straightforward Will. It allows your wishes to be recorded in greater detail and can include additional provisions to protect your family, property and estate.
It is suitable where your circumstances require more control over how assets are managed, protected and passed to beneficiaries.
What it can cover
- Detailed inheritance instructions
- Appointment of executors and guardians
- Specific gifts and personal wishes
- Protection for children and future generations
- Blended-family arrangements
- Property and business interests
- Suitable trust provisions where appropriate
Who is it suitable for?
People with property, children, business interests, trusts or more complex family circumstances who want a more detailed estate plan.
Why choose Premium?
It provides greater flexibility and control, allowing your Will to reflect more complex wishes and incorporate additional protection where appropriate.
Helping protect your home and preserve it for the people you choose
Our Property Protection service is designed to help you plan what happens to your share of a property and how it should pass to your chosen beneficiaries.
It can be particularly useful where you want greater control over your home after death and wish to reduce the risk of your intended inheritance being redirected.
What it can help with
- Protecting your share of a jointly owned home
- Planning how property passes after death
- Preserving assets for children or beneficiaries
- Supporting blended-family planning
- Reviewing joint ownership arrangements
- Using suitable Will or trust provisions
- Creating clearer inheritance instructions
Who is it suitable for?
Homeowners who want greater control over how their share of a property is managed and inherited, particularly couples, parents and blended families.
Why consider Property Protection?
The right structure can help preserve your intended inheritance and provide greater certainty over what happens to your property in the future.
Choose who can make important health and care decisions for you
A Health & Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to appoint trusted people to make decisions about your health, care and personal welfare if you are unable to make those decisions yourself.
It gives you greater control over who can act for you and helps ensure important decisions are made by people you know and trust.
What it can cover
- Medical treatment and healthcare decisions
- Where you live and the care you receive
- Day-to-day personal welfare decisions
- Care home and support arrangements
- Contact with family and other people
- Life-sustaining treatment, where authorised
- Instructions and preferences for your attorneys
Who is it suitable for?
Anyone who wants to decide in advance who should make health and welfare decisions for them if they lose mental capacity.
Why consider an LPA?
Without one, family members do not automatically have legal authority to make every health or care decision on your behalf.
Choose who can manage your property, money and financial affairs
A Property & Financial Affairs Lasting Power of Attorney allows you to appoint trusted people to manage financial matters for you, either with your permission while you have capacity or if you later become unable to manage them yourself.
It creates a clear legal framework for your chosen attorneys to deal with important financial responsibilities when required.
What it can cover
- Managing bank and savings accounts
- Paying bills and household expenses
- Managing pensions, benefits and income
- Dealing with investments
- Buying, selling or managing property
- Managing mortgages and commitments
- Tax matters and financial correspondence
Who is it suitable for?
Anyone who wants trusted people to have legal authority to manage their property and finances if assistance is needed.
Why consider an LPA?
Without one, family members do not automatically have authority to access accounts or manage your finances if you lose capacity.
Give someone authority to manage financial matters for you temporarily
A General Power of Attorney allows you to appoint another person to deal with financial matters on your behalf while you still have mental capacity.
It can be useful where you need temporary assistance, for example during illness, travel, a period away from home or when you need someone to deal with a particular transaction for you.
What it can cover
- Managing bank accounts and everyday finances
- Paying bills and financial correspondence
- Managing property or specific transactions
- Dealing with investments or business matters
- Signing documents on your behalf
- Acting during travel or temporary absence
- Authority for a defined task or period
Who is it suitable for?
People who need someone they trust to manage financial affairs temporarily or for a particular purpose while they remain able to make their own decisions.
Important
A General Power of Attorney ends if you lose mental capacity. An LPA can continue if properly registered.
Record your wishes about medical treatment in advance
An Advance Decision, sometimes called an Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment, allows you to record specific medical treatments that you would not want to receive if you later lose the mental capacity to make or communicate that decision yourself.
It helps ensure your wishes are known and provides clear guidance to healthcare professionals and those close to you.
What it can cover
- Refusal of specified medical treatments
- Circumstances in which treatment is refused
- Decisions involving life-sustaining treatment
- Preferences relating to particular conditions
- Clear instructions for healthcare professionals
- Wishes recorded while you have capacity
- Treatment decisions for future circumstances
Who is it suitable for?
Adults who want greater control over future medical treatment and wish to make certain decisions in advance.
Why consider one?
It can provide clarity for your family and medical professionals if you are later unable to express those wishes yourself.
Protect assets and control how they are passed to the people you choose
Trust Planning can help you protect assets, provide for the people you care about and set clearer rules around how and when money, property or other assets are inherited.
Trusts can be used alongside a Will or as part of wider estate planning, depending on your circumstances and what you want to achieve.
What it can help with
- Protecting assets for children
- Providing for future generations
- Controlling when beneficiaries inherit
- Supporting vulnerable beneficiaries
- Blended-family estate planning
- Protecting property and other assets
- Holding inheritance until a chosen age or event
Who is it suitable for?
People who want greater control over how assets are managed and inherited, particularly where there are children, property, vulnerable beneficiaries or complex family arrangements.
Why consider Trust Planning?
A suitable trust can provide greater control, flexibility and protection than leaving assets outright.
Coming April 2027
Your estate planning, documents and support in one secure place
The King Street Estate Planning App gives you a simple way to manage your estate-planning documents, information and ongoing services from one secure account.
It is designed to keep everything organised and accessible, while giving you clear visibility over the documents and planning you have in place.
What it can include
- Secure Document Vault
- Access to your KSEP documents
- Will and LPA information
- Document status and history
- Archived and superseded versions
- Estate-planning guidance
- Access to KSEP digital assistants
- Important reminders and updates
Who is it suitable for?
KSEP clients who want their important estate-planning information and documents organised securely in one convenient place.
Why use the App?
Estate planning should not disappear into a filing cabinet. The App keeps your important information accessible, organised and easier to manage as your circumstances change.
Coming April 2027
Keep your estate-planning documents secure, accessible and organised
The KSEP Yearly Subscription provides continued access to your secure Document Vault and ongoing estate-planning account, helping you keep important documents and information together in one protected location.
Your subscription is designed to provide long-term access and visibility rather than leaving important documents stored away and forgotten.
What it includes
- Secure annual Document Vault access
- Storage of your KSEP documents
- Access to current document versions
- Visibility of archived documents
- Access through your KSEP account
- Ongoing document organisation
- Important account and document information
- Continued access to available App features
Who is it suitable for?
Clients who want ongoing secure access to their estate-planning documents and account after their documents have been completed.
Annual cost
£59.99 per year
Why keep your subscription active?
It keeps your estate-planning information together, accessible and easier to review when your family, finances or circumstances change.
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Upgrate to Premium
One Time Purchase
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£99.99
+ VAT
App Subscription
Monthly Subscription
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£59.99
+ VAT
Lasting Power of Attorney
Health & Welfare
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£199.99
+ VAT
Lasting Power of Attorney
Property & Finance
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£199.99
+ VAT
Lasting Power of Attorney
Single Person
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£299.99
+ VAT
Lasting Power of Attorney
Couple - Mirrored
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£69.99
+ VAT
Premium Will (Single)
Includes Trust Within
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£199.99
+ VAT
Premium Will (Mirror)
Includes Trust Within
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£549.99
+ VAT
Document Storage
Per Person / Per Year
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£49.99
+ VAT
Important Notes
Document preparation / creation only.
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