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dotti34 · 17-10-2021, 08:02

To save making a solicitor wealthier you can always write your own Will, but if you do you must make sure you follow precisely the legal guidelines so that you don’t create problems for those you leave behind. Everything has to be correctly done otherwise it will be deemed worthless, as Margaret has told us about her mother's Will. There are DIY Will kits – that come with plenty of instructions. If there isn’t a lot being left in the Will then I would say doing your own thing would be fine – but if there is anything complicated or property then maybe not.

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dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,182 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1471 times Rep Power: 634154	Re: Where there's a Will... To save making a solicitor wealthier you can always write your own Will, but if you do you must make sure you follow precisely the legal guidelines so that you don’t create problems for those you leave behind. Everything has to be correctly done otherwise it will be deemed worthless, as Margaret has told us about her mother's Will. There are DIY Will kits – that come with plenty of instructions. If there isn’t a lot being left in the Will then I would say doing your own thing would be fine – but if there is anything complicated or property then maybe not.