What your Will does
Your Will deals with assets that remain in your name after death and sets out who should deal with your estate.
Reserve your space
A Will is important, but it does not answer every practical question about your park home or lodge.
Join us on 30 September for a plain-English webinar about Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and the practical questions families may face later.
We’ll keep the webinar practical, clear and easy to follow.
Your Will deals with assets that remain in your name after death and sets out who should deal with your estate.
Lasting Powers of Attorney can let people you choose deal with appropriate decisions during your lifetime if you cannot manage them yourself.
Why your Will, LPAs and wider arrangements work best when they are considered together rather than as separate documents.
What your family may need to know about the park, the agreement and the practical steps that could follow later.

A Will only starts to operate after death. LPAs are different: they can allow people you choose to deal with appropriate decisions during your lifetime if you cannot manage them yourself.
The webinar also looks at the practical questions that can sit around a park home or lodge, so your family has a clearer idea of what to look for and who may need to be involved.
“What would actually happen to the park home if something happened to me?”
A question many owners think about“Would my family know what my Will covers, and what they would still need to sort out?”
A common planning question“If I could no longer manage things myself, who would be able to make decisions for me?”
A question LPAs are designed to addressThe webinar is educational and explains the main ideas in plain English.
A Will is important because it deals with assets that remain in your name after death. Park home owners can also have practical questions about who contacts the park, ongoing costs, the agreement and what happens next.
A Will only operates after death. A Lasting Power of Attorney can allow people you choose to deal with appropriate financial, property, health or welfare decisions during your lifetime if you are unable to manage those matters yourself.
No. It explains the main planning ideas and the questions worth asking. Your own documents and circumstances determine what applies to you.
No. You can simply watch the webinar first. If you later want to discuss your own position, it can help to have your Will, LPAs and relevant park paperwork available.
The webinar is on Wednesday 30 September 2026. Register your place and we’ll send your access details by email before it begins.