Will Solicitors in Banbury

Protect your legacy with our will writing services in Banbury

Writing a will is a crucial way to make sure your intentions are clearly understood. Our experienced will solicitors in Banbury help ensure your estate is managed according to your wishes, offering peace of mind and helping to prevent future disputes.

At SE-Solicitors in Banbury, our Private Client team provide expert legal support to help you protect your assets and ensure your wishes are followed. We offer professional will writing services tailored to your individual circumstances, including guidance on choosing the right executor and safeguarding the future of your children.

Our will solicitors in Banbury also advise on matters such as Lasting Powers of Attorney, Court of Protection and Probate applications and trust administration. We take a comprehensive approach, considering everything from digital assets and charitable gifts to potential disputes and wider estate planning. With our depth of experience and relationship-driven approach, we’re committed to providing you with peace of mind about the future.

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Why Choose SE-Solicitors

Understanding

With our belief that relationships really do matter, we’re focused on understanding you and your world more deeply.

Expertise

By harnessing our collective skills, knowledge, and depth of expertise, we support you to manage the unique complexity of your personal and commercial interests in a smarter way.

Insight

Naturally strategic, we’re able to see the bigger picture, solve problems and realise opportunities more effectively.

Agility

Always responsive, with a solutions orientated mindset, we get to the heart of the matter fast, enabling you to reach positive outcomes more quickly.

Meet our Banbury will solicitors

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Lucy Gordon

Director

01295 204000

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David Endicott

Consultant

01295 204023

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Liliana Tomasulo

Director

01295 204144

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Tom McInerney

Senior Associate

01295 204092

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Kristina Dunne

Senior Associate

01869 222304

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Julia Routen

Solicitor

01295 204012

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Aimee Bowles

Probate Executive

01295 204029

Ore Smith, SE Solicitors, Private Client

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Ayo-oreOluwa Smith

Trainee Solicitor

01295 204042

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Isabelle Draper

Paralegal

01295 204132

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Charlotte Davies

Paralegal

01295 204011

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Our experienced will solicitors in Banbury are dedicated to helping you protect your assets and ensure your wishes are respected. Get in touch with us today to take the first step in securing your future.

How to find us

Location

52-54 The Green
Banbury
Oxfordshire
OX16 9AB

Phone

01295 204000

Fax

01295 204010

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FAQs

Your questions answered. Take a look at some our frequently asked questions for more Information.

Why is it important to have a legally binding will?

A legally binding will ensures your estate is distributed according to your wishes. Without one, your assets may be divided under intestacy laws, which might not reflect your intentions. Our will solicitors in Banbury can help you create a clear, valid will that reduces the risk of disputes and provides guidance for the care of any dependents.

What are the benefits of using a solicitors over attempting to write my own will?

While it is possible to write a will on your own, it is advisable to seek professional legal advice to ensure that it is valid and covers all necessary arrangements and legal grounds. Our Banbury-based solicitors ensure your will is legally sound, tailored to your circumstances, and less likely to be disputed – giving you peace of mind that your wishes will be respected.

Do I need to update my will after writing it?

Yes. We recommend reviewing your will every 3–5 years or after major life changes such as marriage, divorce, or acquiring significant assets. Our will solicitors in Banbury can help you make updates to ensure your will always reflects your current wishes.

What happens if I die without a will?

If you die intestate (without a will), your assets will be distributed according to a fixed legal hierarchy, which may not align with your wishes and may also result in your family paying more Inheritance Tax than necessary. Our Banbury will solicitors can help you avoid this by preparing a will that clearly outlines your intentions.

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