Harro Hare Law

Our Practice & Rates

Bare Bone Wills 

The most straightforward estate plans, though they merely operate as a guide for probate. While they are helpful for informing the court of your “will” or desire, that is more or less all they are… think of them as “guidelines” for the probate proceedings more than binding law. However, while most courts honour and reference properly written and unchallenged wills during the probate process, there are binding case laws that outright overwrite or eliminate potential clauses put in wills. 

£250 - £500 

Multi-Jurisdiction Protective Will 

Wills become more complex as your life does, i.e. when you have multiple parties within it, wish to include basic guardianship provisions, spillover clauses, multiple holdings, and the like. Any integration with other documents will fall under this category. 

 £650

A Simple Revocable Living Trust 

For a single jurisdiction only. While these are far more complicated than wills,  they offer you far more control and protection while mitigating and sometimes even bypassing the probate process in a way that no Will can.

£750 per Jurisdiction

Protective Revocable Living Trust 

Just as Wills can get more complicated, trusts can too. The more complex trusts enable greater degrees of protection for your family and your assets, with the most complex offering credit protection, detailed control on how and when your assets will be distributed, tax benefits, and debt protection. We currently fully integrate these trusts into F.I.C's on request for no additional cost.

 £3,000

Power of Attorney & Health Care Directive Documents

Power of Attorney documents allow you to designate someone you trust to manage your financial and legal affairs if you cannot do so. Without a POA, your family will likely need to go through a costly and time-consuming court process to be able to leverage your assets.

Healthcare Directive ensures that your healthcare decisions are respected and that your family isn’t burdened with making difficult choices during emotional times.

 £300 for the pair 

Probate, Intestate, and Invalid Wills

The dreaded words. Probate is the process in which a Judge determines if your will is valid, and the subsequent distribution of your assets. Intestate, on the other hand, is what happens if you pass without a valid will. All States have laws on what happens if someone passes intestate, but the long and short of it is that it is all public, you have no control over how the assets are distributed, the process will take a lot of time - with your assets being frozen until the process is completed. If your will or legal documents are invalid, as can frequently happen with cheap online provides given the unregulated nature of this specific practice, your estate will be routed to intestate laws and all that entails.