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Welcome to RJT Wills
Richard Toothill AIPW
Estate Planning Advisor
RJT Wills is a Will writing service covering North Yorkshire, Teesside and Durham. We specialise in providing personalised and thoughtful estate planning solutions, including Wills, Lasting Power of Attorney and Probate.
Richard Toothill is an Associate of APS Legal & Associates and a qualified Will writer. He is also a member of the Institute of Professional Willwriters (IPW) and regulated to both their rigorous standards.
He prides himself on providing a personal, friendly and professional service. Based between Richmond and Northallerton in North Yorkshire, Richard can travel across Yorkshire and the North East to serve clients. He is flexible to his client’s requirements and can work around their schedule to make the Will writing process painless.
The association with APS Legal & Associates allows Richard to access a number of additional services for those who need them, such as inheritance tax planning and advanced trust products.
Richard also offers free lunch and learn sessions for local businesses to educate their staff on how best to protect their assets and loved ones in the future.
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Reviews
“From our first contact with Richard Toothill
we received excellent thorough kind advice
We will certainly be using Richard again for our power attorney application. A really nice chap”
Sharon King
“Richard provided accurate, timely and professional support. I would not hesitate in recommending Richard.”
Chris Howell.
”Richard’s service is expert throughout. He supported both of my parents with their wills and guided us through the process with expertise and empathy. I can highly recommend Richard’s service which is both reasonably priced and efficient. I will be asking Richard to support me in drawing up my own will.”
Rachel Mills.
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A Will can specify up to 4 guardians for your children in the event of both parents being deceased. Without a Will Social Services will make that decision and possibly take them into care.
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A Will ensures your estate is passed to your spouse and children in a way of your choosing. Without one the courts decide who receives your assets. Your spouse receives a statutory sum and the remainder shared equally between spouse and children.
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Without a Will your partner will not be automatically entitled to any of your estate. A Will ensures they receive the money and property that you want them to have. This avoids the need to get involved in an expensive and time costly court action for your partner to receive any assets
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If any of your estate is solely in your name, probate is required before any of it can be gifted. With a Will this is a reasonably efficient process. Without one there could be delays and extra expense which could leave your spouse and children without funds for a lengthy period.
