Wills

[Road2Ruin]

Hi All,

This will probably get moved but lets start here anyway. Does anyone have experience of any good online will making companies and costs?

Many thanks
Peter

[Timmy35]

Will Aid is good. They donate the fee to charity.

^^^ as Tonker said.

Edited by Timmy35 on Friday 19th February 11:36

[Dogwatch]

If you DIY and don't get it right the money you save will be dwarfed by the cost and inconvenience to your heirs in sorting out the tangle.

[hornetrider]

How disappointing.

I was looking forward to a fulsome chat about our erstwhile Prince-cum-King-in-Waiting.

[Timmy35]

hornetrider said:

How disappointing.

I was looking forward to a fulsome chat about our erstwhile Prince-cum-King-in-Waiting.

Is he the ginger one that soldier sired, or the other one?

[Road2Ruin]

Timmy35 said:

hornetrider said:

How disappointing.

I was looking forward to a fulsome chat about our erstwhile Prince-cum-King-in-Waiting.

Is he the ginger one that soldier sired, or the other one?

'Sired'

[JRM]

Dogwatch said:

If you DIY and don't get it right the money you save will be dwarfed by the cost and inconvenience to your heirs in sorting out the tangle.

Don't do a DIY one, they are not worth the paper they are written on. Contact any Solicitor in your area and ask them for a quote. We are doing ours now for about £120, well worth it to know it's been done properly

[monthefish]

Timmy35 said:

Will Aid is good. They donate the fee to charity.

^^^ as Tonker said.

JRM said:

Dogwatch said:

If you DIY and don't get it right the money you save will be dwarfed by the cost and inconvenience to your heirs in sorting out the tangle.

Don't do a DIY one, they are not worth the paper they are written on. Contact any Solicitor in your area and ask them for a quote. We are doing ours now for about £120, well worth it to know it's been done properly

Edited by monthefish on Friday 19th February 14:31