AL St Albans
A well written will gives you'll control and can prevent disputes, delays and unexpected costs. RG Law supports clients in St Albans and across the AL postcode area with wills and probate services delivered nationwide (in person by arrangement, or by phone/video). We can draft straightforward or more complex wills, advise on Lasting Powers of Attorney, and help you'll update documents after major life changes. When someone has died, our team can help understand what's required and progress the probate and administration efficiently. Depending on your situation, we can apply for a grant of probate or letters of administration, gather estate information, settle liabilities, and prepare the documents needed to distribute the estate. you'll receive plain English guidance, clear costs, and a dedicated point of contact from start to finish. we will explain what you'll need to do next and when.
Wills & probate in St Albans (AL postcode area)
RG Law provides wills and probate services nationwide, supporting clients in St Albans and throughout the AL postcode area. We can meet by phone or video as standard, with in person appointments available by arrangement.
How we can help
- **Wills**: single wills, mirror wills, and more complex instructions
- **Lasting Powers of Attorney**: property & financial affairs and health & welfare
- **Probate**: grants of probate or letters of administration
- **Estate administration**: collecting assets, settling liabilities, and distributing the estate
- **Executor support**: guidance for lay executors and professional administration where needed
What to expect
1) we will take instructions and confirm the scope of work and fees.
2) we will gather key information and prepare the documents/forms needed.
3) we will keep you'llupdated, explain decisions in plain English, and help you'llmove to the next step.
Common reasons people contact us
- Making a will after marriage, divorce, buying property, or having children
- Appointing attorneys to help with future decisions
- Acting as an executor and needing help with probate paperwork
- Administering an estate where there is no will (intestacy)
FAQs
**What happens if there is no will?**
The estate is distributed under the intestacy rules. We can advise who can apply for letters of administration and what steps are needed to administer the estate.
**Do you'lloffer fixed fees?**
For many matters we can provide fixed fee options, depending on complexity. we will confirm costs clearly before we start work.
Next steps
Tell us what you'llneed help with, your location (e.g., within St Albans/AL), and any deadlines. we will outline the process and confirm what information we need to begin.
