Free Wills

fuzz1

If you are a member of a trade union, most of their solicitors(i.e The ones who deal with compensation claims) usually offer a free basic will writing service. I have taken advantage of this, & got my will for myself & partner back within a few weeks. If you are not entirely happy with the will, you can make amendments, send it back to the solicitors, who will draft up new copies. When you are happy with the will, all you then need to do is get 2 witnesses to sign your will.

See your trade union rep, shop steward, or branch secretary who will give you all the details of where to start.

Hope tis is of use to all you moneysavers.:money:

mountainchrisriver

thanks

MARTINS_DOLL

fuzz1 wrote: »

If you are a member of a trade union, most of their solicitors(i.e The ones who deal with compensation claims) usually offer a free basic will writing service. I have taken advantage of this, & got my will for myself & partner back within a few weeks. If you are not entirely happy with the will, you can make amendments, send it back to the solicitors, who will draft up new copies. When you are happy with the will, all you then need to do is get 2 witnesses to sign your will.

See your trade union rep, shop steward, or branch secretary who will give you all the details of where to start.

Hope tis is of use to all you moneysavers.:money:

Welcome to MSE, thank you for the post...:beer:

mountainchrisriver

MARTINS_DOLL wrote: »

Welcome to MSE, thank you for the post...:beer:

No need to welcome me MD... been here for a while... :rotfl:

MARTINS_DOLL

mountainchrisriver wrote: »

No need to welcome me MD... been here for a while... :rotfl:

Not you, you great nanna... xxx

Stoopid

fuzz1 wrote: »

If you are a member of a trade union, most of their solicitors(i.e The ones who deal with compensation claims) usually offer a free basic will writing service. I have taken advantage of this, & got my will for myself & partner back within a few weeks. If you are not entirely happy with the will, you can make amendments, send it back to the solicitors, who will draft up new copies. When you are happy with the will, all you then need to do is get 2 witnesses to sign your will.

See your trade union rep, shop steward, or branch secretary who will give you all the details of where to start.

Hope tis is of use to all you moneysavers.:money:

Having gone through an extremely expensive divorce, which has left me completely broke, I am delighted to find any means possible not to fall into the hands of those blood suckers ( called solicitors) ever again. So I will certainly be asking my union rep about this, as I need to make sure that my equally blood-sucking ex doesn't get a penny - which is about all I will have left soon :rolleyes:

vegankris

Animal Aid offers a free will writing service to it's members http://www.animalaid.org.uk/h/n/DONATE/legacy/ALL/// as do various other charities, so if you're a member of any charity and want to leave them anything, find out if your chosen one offers this service too.