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Foresight Estate Planning was founded in 2003, becoming an integral part of the Insight Group of companies. Our strength lies in our people.

At Foresight Estate Planning & Will Writing, we are dedicated to protecting our clients’ families and safeguarding their future, offering trusted estate planning services that bring genuine peace of mind. Since then, the business has grown from strength to strength, evolving from its origins as a specialist will writing service into a comprehensive estate planning provider. Today, we offer a fully developed range of solutions covering everything from UK inheritance tax and estate planning to wealth structuring and ongoing client support. We are proud members of the Institute of Professional Will Writers and adhere to its strict Code of Practice, approved by the Trading Standards Institute (TSI). This reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest levels of professionalism, transparency, and trust in everything we do. At the heart of Foresight Estate Planning is our dedication to delivering complete peace of mind for our clients. We understand that estate planning is deeply personal, and we take great care to ensure every solution is tailored to individual circumstances, offering clarity, reassurance, and confidence for the future. Our team of skilled, knowledgeable, and dedicated professionals are carefully selected not only for their expertise, but for their ability to provide a genuinely personal service. Whether the requirement is simple or complex, our focus is always on delivering the right outcome for each client—protecting what matters most and ensuring their wishes are carried out exactly as intended. To book a complimentary appointment with us, please visit the link below to book:

https://foresightwills.co.uk/make-an-appointment/

14/10/2026

The people behind your plan.....

Estate planning is personal. So we think it helps to know the people behind the advice.

Behind every Will, Trust and Lasting Power of Attorney we help put in place is a team of people who understand that no two families, circumstances or plans for the future are quite the same.

At Foresight, our approach is simple: we listen, we explain, and we help you understand your options, without unnecessary jargon, so you can make informed decisions that feel right for you and your family.

Over the coming months, we’ll be introducing you to the people behind Foresight, sharing a little more about who they are, what they do and what they enjoy outside of the office too.

Because when you’re planning for the people and things that matter most, it’s good to know who you’re talking to.

👋 Meet the Foresight team.

12/10/2026

Myth-Busting Monday 🔍

MYTH: “If I leave everything to my spouse, it will eventually go to our children.”

Not necessarily.

Once assets pass to your spouse, they belong to them. Life can then change, they may remarry, make a new Will, or their personal and financial circumstances may change.

This can mean that assets you ultimately hoped would pass to your children may not reach them as you intended.

This is sometimes referred to as “sideways disinheritance.”

Our article looks at how sideways disinheritance can happen and some of the estate planning options that can be considered to help protect your wishes.

Every family is different. The important thing is understanding the risks and planning for what you want to achieve.

https://foresightwills.co.uk/avoiding-the-sideways-disinheritance-trap/

09/10/2026

Some conversations are harder to start than others 🗣

With World Mental Health Day tomorrow, it’s a reminder that conversations about the future, illness, incapacity or what happens when we’re no longer here can sometimes feel difficult or overwhelming.

You don’t have to work everything out at once.

Sometimes, a good place to start is with one simple question:

“What would I want the people closest to me to know?”

Who would you trust to make decisions for you? What would you want to happen to the things you’ve worked hard for? What would make things easier for the people you care about?

You don’t need to know all the answers before speaking to us.

We’re here to listen, explain your options and help you take things one step at a time.

07/10/2026

Who would you trust to make important decisions for you if you couldn’t make them yourself?

It’s something many of us don’t think about until we need to.

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to put the right people in place, people you choose and trust to step in if illness or an accident means you’re unable to make certain decisions yourself.

There are two types of LPA, covering Property & Financial Affairs and Health & Welfare, and each gives your chosen attorneys authority to help with different aspects of your life.

Without an LPA in place, being your spouse, partner, child or close relative does not automatically give someone the authority to take control of your affairs.

And there’s an important point to remember: you can only make an LPA while you still have the mental capacity to make that decision.

Our Powers of Attorney article explains the different types of LPA, the decisions they can cover and why putting the right people in place now can make such a difference later.

Planning ahead means the choice remains yours.

https://foresightwills.co.uk/services/powers-of-attorney/

05/10/2026

For World Teachers’ Day, here are three lessons worth remembering about your Will.

Lesson 1: Life changes. Your Will might need to as well.
Marriage, divorce, a new arrival, a house move or a change in your finances can all be good reasons to review your arrangements.

Lesson 2: Your Will should reflect who matters to you.
It records who you want to benefit from your estate and who you trust to carry out your wishes.

Lesson 3: Planning to marry? Do your homework.
Marriage can have important consequences for an existing Will, so it’s worth taking advice before the big day.

And perhaps the most important lesson?

You don’t need to know all the legal answers before asking the questions.

That’s what we’re here for. No homework required.

03/10/2026

Life changes - and your Will should keep up.

A new relationship, marriage or separation. A growing family. A change in your finances. New property or assets. Even changes to tax and legislation.

There are plenty of reasons why the Will you made several years ago might no longer reflect your circumstances or what you want to happen in the future.

That doesn’t necessarily mean you need a new Will. A regular review gives you the opportunity to check that your wishes are still reflected, the right people are provided for and your estate planning continues to work as intended.

In our article The Joy of Six, we explore six valuable reasons to review your Will.

https://foresightwills.co.uk/the-joy-of-six-6-valuable-reasons-to-review-your-will-now/

When did you last review yours?

02/10/2026

Insight has always been a family business, and we see our clients as part of our family. I’m proud that my three children work within our group of companies, and I’d like to introduce my daughter, Natasha, from Foresight Estate Planning & Will Writing – a company that has specialised in wills, estate planning, and powers of attorney for over 20 years.

Natasha and her colleagues know that making a will is really just about taking care of the people you love, and they bring expertise and a personal touch to what can feel like a daunting subject. Wills can be more complex than you think, so this month we’re offering a free consultation with one of our estate planning experts at Foresight.

Supporting your overall financial security is at the heart of all we do at Insight Financial Associates - whether that’s reviewing your investments, planning for retirement, or helping you manage your money.

This month, why not take a moment to review your financial plans? While markets can feel unpredictable at times, small, regular reviews help keep your goals on track and give you peace of mind.

At Insight, we’re here to provide guidance and reassurance, helping you feel confident about the steps you’re taking today for a financially secure tomorrow.

The effectiveness of estate planning strategies will depend on your individual circumstances and current legislation, which may change over time. The FCA does not regulate wills, estate planning, trusts, powers of attorney, or tax advice.

24/07/2026

💙 Feedback Friday 💙

Receiving feedback like this truly warms our hearts and reminds us why we do what we do every day. Knowing that we’ve made a positive difference and helped provide peace of mind for a client and their loved ones means the world to us.

At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to providing the very best service for our clients, and we understand that discussing wills, trusts, and future planning can feel overwhelming. That's why feedback like this means so much to us, and we are incredibly grateful when clients take the time to share their experiences. It's a reminder that the guidance, care, and support we provide throughout the estate planning process can make a real difference.

Thank you to all our clients who place their trust in us. Helping you protect what matters most is a privilege we never take for granted.

17/07/2026

We couldn't be prouder ❤️

A huge congratulations to our colleagues at Insight Financial Associates and SEND Protect, and especially to the three incredible women Cara Roughani , Isabelle Howard and Bridie Solferino who have been recognised as award finalists.

This recognition reflects the talent, dedication and hard work they bring every day, and we're delighted to see their achievements being celebrated.

Wishing all three finalists the very best of luck for September. Whatever the outcome, you've already made us immensely proud! 🍀🏆

08/06/2026

Are unmarried couples about to gain automatic inheritance rights?

You may have seen over the last few days articles about proposed government reforms to inheritance laws for unmarried couples, they outline plans to give cohabiting couples similar rights to married partners when it comes to inheritance — a significant shift from the current position where unmarried partners have no automatic claim.

While this is a positive step, it also reinforces an important message…

You should never rely on “default” rules to decide who inherits your estate.

Consultations like this highlight just how much the legal landscape can change, and how uncertain things can be without clear planning in place.

If you want to ensure your children are protected and your assets pass exactly as you intend, a well thought-out estate plan is essential.

✔️ Protect your children’s future
✔️ Control who benefits from your estate
✔️ Guarantee your assets pass to who you choose

Peace of mind comes from planning ahead — not leaving things to chance.

If you haven’t reviewed your arrangements recently, now is the time, we are always here to help, call us on 01603 268081 or email [email protected]

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7a, Alkmaar Way, International Business Park
Norwich
NR66BF

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+441603268080

Website

https://foresightwills.co.uk/

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