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Tipi Wills & Planning

Tel: 01727807169
"An Englishman's home is his castle" Edward Coke 1604 Whether its a tipi or a castle it's your home

Isle of Wight, Hampshire & Southern Counties
Take fear out of planning with professional, caring and quality guidance

For Connected Comprehensive Inheritance, Healthcare & Life Planning
Wholelife Planning from a team of experts offering complete solutions
Protect You and your loved ones
Planning with Power
Overcome barriers of Cost, Time and Conflict
​SERVICES THAT SUIT MODERN LIVES FULL 100% VIRTUAL OFFICE
Keeping on living our lives to the full
NO COMPROMISE ON QUALITY AT COMPETIVE PRICING
Key Essential Services
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Post Death Life Support Service
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Soon : Fifth Dimension Life Support Package
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Implement a Will and / or Attorney
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Resolution Services : Mediation and Empowered To Talk
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Preparations for Hospital
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Review & implement funding for care, short term or long term
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Place a carer
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Use of Trusts
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Care Home Fees
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Local Authority & Deprivation of Assets
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Protection of assets and people
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Pension Review
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Inheritance Tax
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Tax Review
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Mortgage & Protection
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Elder Care Consultancy
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Key Document Review
Expanded Core Planning
Services
1. Wholelife Planning - Wills, trusts, inheritance, tax, funding & investment, protect property & people, Attorneys, life care, life changes, illness, diagnosis, accident
2. Multigenerational & Blended Family
3. Life Care Planning
4. Serious & Terminal Illness
5. Right to Die at Home
(End of Life Care Planning)
6. NEW Post Death Life Support
7. Under development :
"Fifth Dimension Life Support Pack"
(eg Dementia, parkinsons, alzheimers)
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LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE : PREPARE
Key Documents
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Up to date Will and Will Trusts
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Lasting Power of Attorney for Health
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Lasting Power of Attorney for Finance
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Advance Directive / Living Will
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Advance Care Plan centralising documents
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Business Power of Attorney
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Document of Decisions
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Letter of Wishes
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Supporting documents : evidencing consults, choices & decisions
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TIPI WILLS PICTORIAL SNAPSHOT
Our virtual office can be 100% online The beauty of using technology (eg email and Zoom) is the flexibility. Your location does not matter for appointments or documents. Finding time is much less of an issue. Costs and expenses are kept down too, yet its still great getting to know each other face to face. The choice is yours. Book your free consultation now
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We are pleased to announce the formation of Isle of Wight Mediation to focus on a wide range of Resolution Services. Our name is changing to Tipi Wills & Planning. Its unique combination of services for planning and mediation combined remains
The content, concepts and planning services in these websites and used by this business are strictly the creation of and the property of Patricia Horwood trading as Tipi Wills & Planning & Isle of Wight Mediation
Most people, from all walks of life are suffering the consequences of the combination of the economic crisis and pandemic and this may continue for some time to come. Lives are being seriously affected and many of us are adjusting our lives accordingly. We are a set of services that often supports people through some of the most difficult periods in people’s lives, so we wish to be as accessible as possible. We have decided, for the time being, to offer a range of discounts to our mediation in the hope it may encourage you to use the service where it is needed.
For the time being we offer a 30% to 45% discount:
Everyone, no matter your circumstances, is entitled to a 30% discount during this interim period. We will notify you of the expiry date for this discount.
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You may qualify for up to a 45% discount on the quoted prices that you will find in the Costs section. And yes, there is an element of subjectivity related to need. We think that is the nature of the beast.
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Matters that are :
a) within the family setting
b) and have not reached legal proceedings and are in the phase of dispute (however gnarly that may be)
c) the lack of resolution is affecting members of that family
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If you are stuck and wish to reach resolution, please discuss your situation with us.
Life’s difficulties continue on and often things beyond our control can affect us deeply. Anger, fear, disappointment, frustration, beliefs, values, are just a few of building blocks that can build what may seem like impenetrable barriers to agreement and resolution. This can add to the burden of finding a way to leave the stresses and conflict behind, which can become significant. We believe in the power of mediation and its transformative and healing ability. We therefore wish to reduce barriers to resolution during these challenging times.
Mediation provides a safe space (physically or online) where all parties, via the structure of the mediation, are treated equally, have the same voice and time, are invited to speak for themselves and are required to follow some basic courtesy rules. This is an entirely informal space so is not an arbitration, or court setting, and no outcome requires a win lose situation. It is to reach an agreement that facilitates a way forward. You, the participants, retain control of the process at all times and you may take breaks as you need and end it at any point. We of course do encourage and aid you to see this through, but it is you who make the choices.
Where toxic dynamics are evident
Whilst no-one can be forced to agree to a mediation, and the courts cannot order it, life can be made very difficult if you do not agree. We know from first hand experience why a mediation can be very difficult in such circumstances. Mediation will not and does not facilitate one party over another. It will aim to provide a safe and secure space to allow all participants to work towards an agreement. It will also aim to shield one party where it is deemed necessary to do so.
Although quite rare, there are forms of mediation that acknowledge agreement may need to be reached within a dynamic where certain participants may feel and have experienced an imbalance of power within the relationship, to the extent that there may be fear and distress and one person cannot be in the presence of another. However, for various reasons, you may still be required to mediate. If this describes your situation, then please do discuss with us the possibility of an adapted mediation. This is a mediation where you do not have to be in the same room as the other person/people and is especially effective by zoom. It can be a more difficult process for the mediator (although zoom does usually avoid this happening), however it is an option where no mediation might otherwise be possible and is effective compared to legal proceedings, or where other institutions may be involved, and may qualify you for the higher discount.
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Please note we do not hold mediations where decisions regarding children are needed as this is done by specialist mediators but you can still discuss this option with them.
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The Discount
Mediators are usually highly skilled and often have an array of other qualifications and life skills that enable them to do this work. We work within some very challenging circumstances at times. The proposed reduction in costs, via the discount, is not to devalue our mediation skills or any other mediators, it is to reflect that the need for mediation does not reduce when times get hard, but in fact likely increases. We therefore reserve the right to adjust our pricing structures and remove discounts at any time.
If you are interested, you may wish to read this article on what the courts consider a reasonable and unreasonable refusal to mediate and the consequences. There are times where it is not suitable for a number of reasons, but this article may be useful to consider
Mediation: Is it ever reasonable to decline a request to mediate?