This is a letter the Certainty National Will Register has received from a member of the public.
I was about to write a Will and discussing it in the pub with my pal who said the adverts I’d seen to write my will for £39.50 were probably the same firm that he’d seen in the paper who are actually not solicitors. He suggested that I should find a will writing solicitor.
This is a letter the Certainty National Will Register has received from a member of the public.
While it is possible for a person to make a Will, this can lead to problems such as the Will not being valid. A Will made without legal advice may mean that property will not pass as the deceased intended. It is far safer, and usually easier, to see a solicitor, who will find out how you want your assets to be dealt with and write a new will. They will then advise as to the appropriate type of Will and other matters that you may wish to take into consideration.
This is a letter the Certainty National Will Register has received from a member of the public.
The situation recently arose where I felt it necessary to write a Will rather urgently. I couldn’t find my local solicitor online so I decided to trawl the net for a Will Writer. It became confusing and here’s why. There are two types of organisations from what I can gather who can write a Will for you – will writers and solicitors. So does this mean I need to find a Will Writing solicitor or just a Will Writer?
