Kitcat & Co Solicitors
28A Avenue Road, WR14 3BG
Malvern, Worcestershire
Business profile
We combine traditional values with up-to-date thinking to provide our clients with a personal and accessible service. We can meet with you at our office in Malvern to take your instructions in a friendly and comfortable environment. Equally we are happy to visit you at home or by telephone and email where appropriate. Wills Wills are not an easy topic of conversation. Nobody enjoys talking about what will happen after they have gone. Often it seems easier to simply ignore the pressure and carry on with living. However, some thought and pre-planning will provide you and your beneficiaries with a level of certainty and peace of mind. Probate At Kitcat & Co Solicitors we are specialist probate solicitors in the Malvern area. We are ideally placed to help obtain the grant of probate, or, to take you through the full administration of the estate including obtaining the grant, dealing with any tax, collecting in assets, settling debts and distributing the estate. This will help speed the process up and ensure it is done correctly the first time providing you with full transparency and clarity. Powers of Attorney While many people would regard their will as one of the most important documents they will sign in their lives, the same and more can be said for a power of attorney. The reason being that a will deals with all of your assets after you have died, but a power of attorney allows you to choose who will look after you and your finances when you really need it. Kitcat & Co Solicitors can lead you through the legal technicalities and use their experience to advise you specifically for your own personal circumstances. Trusts Trusts are a necessary evil. They can be very useful in particular circumstances but the legal rules and the taxation of trusts are both complicated and there is great potential for things to go wrong if a trust is not properly established, managed or terminated.
Trusts are a necessary evil. They can be very useful in particular circumstances but the legal rules and the taxation of trusts are both complicated and there is great potential for things to go wrong if a trust is not properly established, managed or terminated.