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At Lincoln Wills we pride ourselves on offering our clients and prospective clients in Lincolnshire and the surrounding counties an unbeatable level of customer service and care. We have developed this website to offer you some background information on Estate Planning and the importance of planning ahead for your own and your family's future. So please take the time to watch the videos, read the articles and Frequently Asked Questions which are available on here and if you have any questions please feel free to complete our Contact Form.

We appreciate that when planning for the future you and your family need the very best impartial advice from someone who will listen to and understand your questions and concerns, guiding you through the often emotional and complex process of planning your estate.

As an associate of Collective Legal Solutions and the principal of Lincoln Wills, David Dexter can offer you a comprehensive range of cost effective legal solutions. David is a fully qualified chartered accountant of many years standing and has a wealth of experience. He is happy to meet you in the privacy and comfort of your own home or workplace for a completely free, no obligation appointment to run through your options and which service or product may be appropriate to your needs.

Latest News

More Women in Care

A new study from Queen’s University Belfast indicates that Women are 40% more likely to go into Care Homes than Men. The researchers followed over 20,000 couples over the age of 65 for six years in order to produce these findings. It also indicated that people were far more likely to go into a home once they were living alone. These findings would... [Read more of this review]

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14% Increase in Care Home Fees

Research carried out by Age UK has found that average care home fees have rocketed over the past year by a staggering 14%! Prices appear to be highest in London where annual averages for care homes is £35300 and for nursing homes £45100. Throughout the UK the average is now £27300 and £37500. Apparently the town hall cuts in support are forcing... [Read more of this review]

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The Best Move

After a year long campaign by a carer of a disabled son Ministers and MP’s are calling for banks to improve services offered to carers and those operating bank accounts on behalf of elderly or disabled relatives. According to an article in the Mail on Sunday there are approximately six million people caring for spouses, parents or other relatives... [Read more of this review]

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