Very thorough
Very thorough, made me aware of importance of succession planning, safe storage of wills, good communication throughout
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Very thorough, made me aware of importance of succession planning, safe storage of wills, good communication throughout
Iain at Wanstall Consulting made the process of will writing simple and hassle free.
Having a wealth of knowledge Iain was able to put my wife and I’s mind at ease on some very difficult questions. He was willing to meet with us several times (via Teams / Zoom due to Covid) to go over any questions we had and we never felt rushed.
A charming and friendly man and if you are considering employing the services of a Will Writer then you will not go wrong with Iain. Highly recommended.
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