last will and testament

kilop999

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kilop999

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dogbot

I don't know of any free ones. The packs in WH Smiths are ok and fairly cheap, you can just use the wording and take it back?!

If there is a risk it could be contested and you are sure you want it to stand then you need to use a solicitor. To be honest you are posting this in completely the wrong forum, you need one about legal issues/help.

Torby

solicitor....best option

kilop999

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Baggysdad

What a load of nonsense - where have you found this?

Clearly not somewhere in the jurisdiction of England & Wales......

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SailorSam

Go to your local Library there are plenty of books to give you ideas.
But be careful with home made wills. Quite often you see the local hospice or somewhere have a solicitor for a day who will draw up a simple will for a small donation to the charity

987654

You should also to state your wishes for what you want to happen in the very unfortunate circumstances that you & your partner die at the same time - or they die before you & you haven't updated your will.

aztec21

I wouldn't recommend the template kilop999 posted - social security number? dollars?? Something tells me it might be for the US!

You may find the link I've posted below useful:
How to Make a Will

If your will is going to be very simple you can use the template they sell at most Post Offices. I think it only costs £0.99.

deadpixel

So you want a free last will and testament? Ok, so I dont know abot free, but I know where you can get a will and testament for just £19 - leagallybinding.co.uk The way it works is you simply fill in an online form with your info and then the website automaticaly uses the info to create your will, applying it to a professionsally written will template. The best part is that they let you preview your will before you pay anything ;-) best of luck mate.

dunstonh