We can help with a wide range of services personal to you, whether that be buying or selling your home, family & children, divorce, wills, powers of attorney, estates & tax planning or elderly client services, we will find a solution that works for you. We can advise and assist with a wide range of services for your business including commercial property, corporate & commercial services, employment advice and litigation & dispute resolution.
We can provide guidance that is clear, pragmatic and strategic. We offer financial advice through Ware & Kay Financial Services Ltd, which is our separate Independent Financial Adviser firm. We have a range of guides including: an introduction to life insurance, ISAs, inheritance tax and pensions. We have offices in York, Wetherby & Malton and offer a wide range of legal services to individuals and businesses throughout Yorkshire and beyond.
We focus on what is important to you: your family, your job, your home, your business, your peace of mind, your financial security, the essential areas of life.
We can provide guidance that is clear, pragmatic and strategic. We offer financial advice through Ware & Kay Financial Services Ltd, which is our separate Independent Financial Adviser firm. We have a range of guides including: an introduction to life insurance, ISAs, inheritance tax and pensions. We have offices in York, Wetherby & Malton and offer a wide range of legal services to individuals and businesses throughout Yorkshire and beyond.
We focus on what is important to you: your family, your job, your home, your business, your peace of mind, your financial security, the essential areas of life.
Services
Ware & Kay has offices in York, Wetherby & Malton and offer a wide range of legal services to individuals and businesses throughout Yorkshire and beyond.
We also have an office in Malton under the trading name Pearsons & Ward.
Our reputation for good quality services has been built up over many years, the first partnership having been formed in 1812, and our clients tell us that being able to reach us and get a response when they need it is one of the things which sets us apart.
At Ware & Kay, it is extremely important to us that we provide you with an excellent service.
We also have an office in Malton under the trading name Pearsons & Ward.
Our reputation for good quality services has been built up over many years, the first partnership having been formed in 1812, and our clients tell us that being able to reach us and get a response when they need it is one of the things which sets us apart.
At Ware & Kay, it is extremely important to us that we provide you with an excellent service.
Did you know, for example, that a later marriage revokes any existing Will you may have made?
We can help ensure that any young children are looked after and that you avoid any surprises, upsets or the paying of unnecessary Inheritance Tax.
We offer fixed fees for straightforward Wills and amendments plus a reduced price for couples instructing us simultaneously.
If you were not able to act due to mental or physical incapacity then a Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone to deal with matters on your behalf.
We can help ensure that any young children are looked after and that you avoid any surprises, upsets or the paying of unnecessary Inheritance Tax.
We offer fixed fees for straightforward Wills and amendments plus a reduced price for couples instructing us simultaneously.
If you were not able to act due to mental or physical incapacity then a Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone to deal with matters on your behalf.
Many people who do not make a Will believe that assets will go to their nearest and dearest.
Sadly, this is not always the case.
If you do have a Will but have not reviewed it for a while, it is important that you do take a look at your Will to ensure that it still correctly reflects your wishes and also takes account of any changes in your circumstances.
In addition, you may be interested in our Lasting Powers of Attorney expertise.
When we plan for the future it is essential to consider the possibility of becoming unable to look after our own affairs because of physical or mental incapacity, whether brought on by an accident, illness or old age which may make everyday tasks such as paying bills, managing a budget and making financial and welfare decisions difficult, stressful and, in some cases, impossible.
Sadly, this is not always the case.
If you do have a Will but have not reviewed it for a while, it is important that you do take a look at your Will to ensure that it still correctly reflects your wishes and also takes account of any changes in your circumstances.
In addition, you may be interested in our Lasting Powers of Attorney expertise.
When we plan for the future it is essential to consider the possibility of becoming unable to look after our own affairs because of physical or mental incapacity, whether brought on by an accident, illness or old age which may make everyday tasks such as paying bills, managing a budget and making financial and welfare decisions difficult, stressful and, in some cases, impossible.
Dealing with a death and the accompanying administrative responsibilities can be difficult enough to manage.
However, if someone has died without leaving a Will, you can feel at a total loss.
Here we address some common concerns that arise when a family member dies 'intestate'.
For reliable advice at a challenging time, speak with our compassionate probate lawyers today on 01904 716000 (York), 01937 583210 (Wetherby) or 01653 692247 (Malton), or use our online contact form.
Ordinarily, a Will names an executor (or executors) to carry out the probate process.
However, if someone has died without leaving a Will, you can feel at a total loss.
Here we address some common concerns that arise when a family member dies 'intestate'.
For reliable advice at a challenging time, speak with our compassionate probate lawyers today on 01904 716000 (York), 01937 583210 (Wetherby) or 01653 692247 (Malton), or use our online contact form.
Ordinarily, a Will names an executor (or executors) to carry out the probate process.
Whether you are an executor or an administrator of a deceased person's estate, a beneficiary or someone who should receive part of an estate, our expert team of solicitors is on hand to advise you on all aspects.
Our specialist contentious probate solicitors understand that disputes of this kind can cause a great deal of worry and heartache at what is already a difficult time.
We work quickly and efficiently to resolve your dispute, minimising the disruption for you and your family.
Our contentious probate specialists are experienced in dealing with all types of estate and Will disputes and have acted on behalf of trustees, personal representatives, beneficiaries and people challenging the distribution of an estate.
Our specialist contentious probate solicitors understand that disputes of this kind can cause a great deal of worry and heartache at what is already a difficult time.
We work quickly and efficiently to resolve your dispute, minimising the disruption for you and your family.
Our contentious probate specialists are experienced in dealing with all types of estate and Will disputes and have acted on behalf of trustees, personal representatives, beneficiaries and people challenging the distribution of an estate.
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