Tonbridge is the second-largest town in the area, a Medway-side commuter town with strong rail links to London and a band of villages to its north and west. From my base I regularly visit clients in Capel, and Five Oak Green.
Home visits to all of these are included in the quoted price — there's
no extra travel charge for the smaller villages.
I'm Emma Wrigley — a law graduate with over 20 years in the legal sector —
and I set up Kent Legacy Planning because estate planning should fit
around your life, not the other way around. The conversations I have with
clients are usually held over a cup of tea at the kitchen table, on an
evening or weekend if that's what works, with no office visits and no
rushed appointments.
Mirror Wills for Tonbridge couples and families
For families in Tonbridge, Capel and Five Oak Green, mirror wills are usually the most sensible starting point — a coordinated pair of wills for a couple whose wishes broadly match. They’re the bread and butter of estate planning for the commuter families who make up so much of this part of Kent.
If you’re in your thirties or forties with a mortgage, young children, and a busy working life split between London and home, the chances are you’ve been meaning to sort out a will for years and never quite got round to it. The trouble is that without one, the rules of intestacy decide what happens to your estate — and crucially, the courts decide who looks after your children if the worst happens. Mirror wills fix both of those problems in a single, affordable appointment.
The typical scenarios where mirror wills are the right answer:
- Couples with young children who need to name guardians and structure how money is held for the children until they’re old enough to inherit.
- Mortgage-protected estates where most of the value sits in the family home and any life-insurance payout, and you want everything to flow cleanly to the surviving partner and then to the children.
- Couples with simple, aligned wishes — everything to each other first, then to the children equally — who don’t need anything more elaborate but do want it properly drafted and witnessed.
The fee is £350 for the pair, which is the same as a single will plus a little more — considerably less than commissioning two separate wills. That covers the initial phone consultation, a home visit to take instructions from both of you together, the drafting of two complete and coordinated wills, and a second visit to sign and witness them at your kitchen table. There’s no extra charge for the home visit, no extra charge for evening or weekend appointments, and a letter of wishes is included free for each of you to capture funeral preferences and any personal messages alongside the legal document. If you’d also like to think about lasting powers of attorney at the same time — sensible while you’re already going through your circumstances in detail — we can roll that into the same conversation and quote the Peace of Mind Package as an alternative.