A Will for one person. It says who gets your money, property and belongings, who looks after your children, and who's in charge of sorting it all out. Without one, the law decides for you.

• Cover for your money, property and belongings
• Guardians named for any children under 18
• An executor appointed to carry out your wishes
• Free storage and one review a year

Two Wills for couples, written together. You each leave everything to the other first, then to the same people after that — usually your children. Cheaper than two separate Wills.

• One Will each, written side by side
• Shared instructions for what happens after you're both gone
• Guardians named for any children under 18
• Free storage and one review a year

Choose someone you trust to make decisions for you if you ever can't, due to illness, an accident, or old age. One LPA covers health and care, another covers money and property.

• Health and Care LPA, Property and Finance LPA, or both
• Attorneys named for the decisions that matter most
• Guidance on registering with the Office of the Public Guardian
• Plain-English walkthrough of what each LPA actually allows

Ring-fences your share of the family home so it goes to your children, even if your partner remarries or later needs care. Popular with blended families.

• Your share of the home protected for your children
• Your partner can still live in the property for life
• Extra protection if care costs are a worry later on
• Well suited to blended and second families

Two Property Protection Trust Wills for couples, written together — each ring-fencing your share of the family home so it goes to your children, even if the surviving partner remarries or later needs care.

• Both partners' shares of the home protected for your children
• Either partner can still live in the property for life
• Extra protection if care costs are a worry later on
• Well suited to blended and second families