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A waterfall never stops moving.

Your family’s wealth shouldn’t get stuck.

Estate planning is more than writing a Will. It’s making sure what you’ve built actually reaches the people you love, without getting held up by tax, delays or an argument nobody saw coming.

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Eleven questions, about three minutes. No name, no email, no phone number. Your report appears on screen and we keep none of it.

Why waterfalls?

Water doesn’t need pushing. Wealth does.

Water starts somewhere and keeps going. It feeds everything it passes on the way down, and nobody has to make it happen.

Family wealth can work like that, but usually only if someone thought about it in advance. Left alone it gets stuck: a chunk goes to inheritance tax that didn’t need to, probate drags on for a year while the family waits, or two siblings stop speaking over a house nobody wrote down properly.

Most of what I do is clearing those blockages before they happen. It’s usually simpler than people expect.

The Waterfall Client Journey

Four stages, one continuous cascade.

Where it starts
It begins with eleven questions and about three minutes. The free Clarity Report tells you where you actually stand: whether a basic Will covers it, whether your situation needs a proper conversation, or, if you already have a plan, whether it still does what you think it does. No products, no prices, no obligation. And no name, email address or phone number: your answers appear on screen at the end, and we keep none of them.
Outputs
Free Clarity Report
Eleven questions
Three minutes
No details required

Core services

01WillsWho gets what, who’s in charge, and who looks after the children. Drafted so it holds up when it matters.
02Lasting Powers of AttorneySomeone you chose making decisions if you can’t make them yourself. Worth far more than most people realise, and a great deal cheaper than what happens without one.
03Trust PlanningGenuinely useful in particular situations: second marriages, a beneficiary who can’t manage money, assets you want kept out of the wrong hands. Not right for everyone, and I’ll say so if it isn’t right for you.
04Inheritance Tax PlanningMost estates pay no inheritance tax at all. If yours looks like it might, there’s usually something sensible to be done, and it’s far better done early than repaired later.
05Business Succession PlanningWhat happens to the business if you’re not there. Especially pressing if you have partners, or if some of the family work in it and some don’t.
06Estate Planning ReviewsPlans go out of date quietly. Bring me one someone else wrote and I’ll tell you whether it still does what you wanted it to, or start with the Clarity Report, which will tell you in three minutes whether it’s worth a proper look.
07Digital AssetsThe accounts, photographs, subscriptions and currency that only exist online. Easy to overlook, genuinely hard for a family to reach without planning, and increasingly the part of an estate nobody can find.
Eva Gordon
Meet Eva Gordon
“For most people this isn’t really about money. It’s about who’s looked after.”

Most people come to me because something made them think about it: a friend died without a Will, a parent started forgetting things, a grandchild arrived. They’ve meant to sort it out for years and now they’d like someone to tell them plainly what they need. That’s the job as I see it. Not selling you a structure, but working out what you need, saying so plainly, and telling you when the answer is less than you were expecting.

  • Most families don’t need a trust. If yours doesn’t, I’ll say so.
  • Your plan tells you which parts I don’t think you need, and why.
  • A fixed price before anything starts.
  • And if what you already have is fine, that’s what I’ll tell you.
More about Eva

What happens to your waterfall?

Unmarried couples
We’ve been together fifteen years and we’re not married. What happens if one of us dies?
New parents
Who looks after the children if something happens to both of us?
Separation and divorce
Your Will probably still leaves everything to your ex.
Business owners
What happens to the business if you’re not there?
Inheritance
You’ve just inherited something. What now?
Where things are
Where is your Will, and who actually knows?
Digital assets
What happens to your online accounts, photographs and crypto?
Reviews
When did you last look at your Will?

Start with three minutes.

The Clarity Report is free and tells you whether a basic Will will do, or, if you’ve already made one, whether it still fits. If there’s more to talk about, the conversation that follows is free too, and you’ll leave knowing what you need, which is sometimes less than you came in expecting.

Eleven questions. About three minutes. We don’t ask who you are.

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