Imagine Your Family’s Future Secure

— Because You Took the First Step That Most Never Do!

It’s easy to put off… until it’s too late.

Expertly drafted Wills tailored to your needs

Professional & Local: Proud member of the Society of Will Writers, providing advice tailored to you.
Personal, In-Person Service: We meet at your home, our Warwick office, or online—whatever works for you.
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Hey, I'm Anna!

I’m a fully qualified Will Writer, a member of The Society of Will Writers, and a STEP affiliate. With over 20 years in the UK and roots in Poland, I bring both professional expertise and personal understanding to every client I meet.

My experience across British and multicultural families allows me to create Wills and estate plans that truly reflect each person’s unique circumstances.

I’m passionate about helping people protect what matters most — their assets, wishes, and loved ones.

Guided by my personal motto, “Always striving to learn more, do more, and become more,” I approach every client with integrity, clarity, and compassion, ensuring they feel supported and confident in planning for the future.

Will Writing & Trust Planning

Lasting Power of Attorney

Inheritance Tax Planning

Still meaning to write your Will?

“I’m scared of drafting a Will.”

It’s completely normal to feel nervous about writing your Will — after all, it means thinking about the future and the people you care about most. But creating a Will isn’t about fear; it’s about peace of mind. My role is to make the process simple, supportive, and stress-free. You’ll be guided every step of the way, with clarity and compassion, so you can feel confident knowing your wishes are protected.

“It’s too expensive.”

Many people are surprised to find that professional Will writing costs far less than they expect — and it can save your family thousands in the long run. I offer clear, transparent pricing with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you’re paying for. Think of it as a small investment to protect everything you’ve worked hard for.

“I don’t have time.”

Life is busy — I understand. That’s why I’ve made Will writing as straightforward and flexible as possible. With a few short conversations, you can have a legally valid Will in place, saving your loved ones stress and confusion later. A little time now gives you lasting peace of mind for years to come.

“I don’t need one.”

If you own property, have savings, or care about who inherits your belongings, then a Will is essential. Without one, the law decides who gets what — and it might not reflect your wishes. Writing a Will ensures your loved ones are looked after the way you intend, not the way the system dictates. It’s one of the kindest gifts you can leave behind.

I’ll guide you every step of the way — Will Writing Made Easy.

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Most of us mean to get around to it — someday.

The Importance of Having a Will
Creating a Will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones. It helps prevent legal complications, emotional distress, and disputes after your passing. Planning ahead may be uncomfortable, but it spares your family confusion, delays, and unnecessary costs during a difficult time.
The Consequences of Dying Without a Will
If you die without a valid Will (intestate), your estate is handled under the Administration of Estates Act 1925 — an outdated set of rules that may not reflect your personal circumstances. Unmarried partners may receive nothing, children from previous relationships could be excluded, and your loved ones may face court delays and family tension. Without a Will, you lose control over who inherits your property and how your legacy is honoured.

What Makes a Will Legally Valid
For a Will to be legally binding in England and Wales, it must meet strict criteria: it must be made voluntarily by someone aged 18 or older and of sound mind, signed in the presence of two independent witnesses, and any amendments must also be properly witnessed. Estate planning should also consider tax, trusts, and long-term financial arrangements to ensure full protection for your loved ones.
Why Many People Still Don’t Have a Will — and Why That Must Change
More than half of UK adults still haven’t written a Will, often due to procrastination or the belief that it can be done “later.” Sadly, life doesn’t always give that chance. Proper estate and inheritance tax planning is one of the most effective ways to safeguard your family’s future. With professional guidance, the process is simple, stress-free, and deeply worthwhile.
Estate Planning: Securing Your Legacy and Next Steps
Your Will reflects your values and ensures your wishes live on — whether that’s caring for a partner, supporting a charity, or passing on a family home or business. Review your Will every 3-5 years or after major life changes such as marriage, divorce, new property, or changes in wealth. If you’re ready to start, our estate planning experts serve Coventry and Warwickshire, helping you protect what matters most and achieve lasting peace of mind.

You’ve worked a lifetime to build what you have — make sure it goes where you want it to.

“If I die without a Will, everything automatically goes to my spouse.” Not always. If you have children, your spouse may have to share your estate.
“My partner and I live together, so they’ll be protected.”
Not unless you’re married or in a civil partnership. Unmarried partners have no automatic rights.
“I’ve told my family what I want.”
Verbal instructions have no legal standing. Only a written, valid Will is legally binding.
“I’ve already written a Will – that’s enough.”
If it’s outdated or poorly written, it might not work as intended. Regular reviews are key.

TESTIMONIALS

What others are saying

"Anna took the time to fully understand "

"After years of prevarication, I eventually decided I must get a will sorted. Quotes from recommended established companies followed and then the discovery of Anna, a specialist without the significant overheads of a 'firm' for a fee that I was happy to pay (often not the case when contracting legal practitioners!). She took the time to fully understand my background and context, offering sound impartial advice (and not pushing a commission based solution). Will executed, signed and sealed effectively and efficiently, with a solution to a 'yet undecided' element of the will. Most definitely worth every penny...highly recommended."

- Harry L.

"Anna listened to everything we needed "

"Anna was brilliant. She listened to everything we needed and ensured that she drew up our will exactly as required. Anna was extremely accommodating with calls and meetings and we received an excellent and timely experience working with Anna. We have since recommended her to our family and friends and will be in contact again if anything more is needed. Thank you."

- Kelly D.

"Everything was tailored to my needs"

"I had an outstanding experience with Anna at Citywide Wills. Her attention to detail, extensive industry knowledge, and professionalism were evident throughout the process. Anna made the complex aspects of will preparation clear and manageable, ensuring everything was tailored to my needs. I highly recommend her services to anyone seeking expert guidance with estate planning."

- Adeel Z.

Writing a Will takes less than a Netflix movie but gives peace of mind that lasts a lifetime.

Free Initial Consultation:

No obligation to proceed.
Helps you understand the type of Will that suits your needs and the costs involved.

Fixed-Fee Structure:

All fees are fixed and inclusive of VAT—what you see is what you pay.
We clearly explain what’s included, with no hidden costs.

Standard Wills:

Single Will: £180
Mirror Wills: £295 (for couples making Wills on similar terms)
Suitable for straightforward estates.
Includes initial consultation, drafting (usually within 2 weeks), and signing appointment.