Guided enquiry
Plan your estate, step by step
A few short questions about your situation — no jargon and no obligation. Some questions, such as date of birth or smoking status for life cover, are optional and can be skipped. At the end we tell you what happens next.
What this is — and what it is not
- It is an enquiry and a request for an introduction. It is not advice, a quotation or an application.
- No premium is calculated and no price is quoted here.
- We only ask what genuinely helps us route your enquiry — broad ranges, never account numbers or medical detail.
- Your answers stay in this page only. They are not saved to your device, so closing the tab clears them.
- You can stop at any point. Nothing is sent until you press send.
Cromwell Associates is a named point of contact and introducer. Where regulated advice is required, we introduce you to an appropriately authorised specialist, who is responsible for any advice, document or product.
Optional
What would you like help with?
Choose a subject if it helps, or go straight to your details. There are no further questions either way.
Pathways
Nine routes through one conversation
Whichever you choose, the same named contact coordinates the enquiry from start to introduction.
Make or update a will
A first will, a rewrite after a life change, or a review of one written years ago.
Usually introduced to an appropriately qualified will writer or private client solicitor.
Trust planning
Holding assets for children, protecting a legacy, or reviewing an existing trust.
Usually introduced to a private client solicitor or trust specialist.
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Choosing who can act for you on health and finances if you cannot.
Usually introduced to a specialist who prepares and registers LPAs.
Estate planning
The whole picture: what passes on, to whom, and how it is structured.
Usually introduced to a private client solicitor, and where tax advice is needed, a suitably qualified tax specialist.
Probate and dealing with an estate after a death
Support for executors and administrators, whether or not there is a will.
Usually introduced to a private client solicitor or probate practitioner.
Inheritance-tax planning
Understanding what might be due on your estate, and what can legitimately be done about it.
Usually introduced to a private client solicitor and, where tax advice is required, a suitably qualified tax specialist.
Business succession and protection
What happens to shares, control and continuity if an owner dies or steps away.
Usually introduced to a corporate solicitor and, where cover is involved, a regulated protection adviser.
Life insurance and protection
Cover for a family, a mortgage, a business or an expected inheritance tax bill.
Usually introduced to a regulated protection adviser, who is responsible for any advice, quotation and application.
I'm not sure what I need
Describe the situation and we will work out which specialist should look at it.
Usually introduced to the specialist best suited to your circumstances, once your named contact has read the enquiry.