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Free Wills Month..would you recommend?

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flowerpot1000000 · 15/10/2018 18:46

We dont have a will. We need to make one. A local solicitors in our town is participating. DH has 3 other children pmus our DS. 2 DC from previous marriage and 1 from previous relationship. So Im assuming they will do one no matter how complex?

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QuinionsRainbow · 15/10/2018 19:36

Sorry to be pedantic, but you need two wills, one for each of you.

MeganNut · 15/10/2018 19:44

Do you have to make a donation to charity in exchange for the free will?

I'd give a shout out for our @mumblechum1 - she's done wills for lots of MNetters (including DH and me). Something so important is worth paying for.

flowerpot1000000 · 15/10/2018 19:54

Why 2, we are married

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Maginthemirror · 15/10/2018 20:17

My husband and I took advantage of this a couple of years ago.something we kept saying we ought to do after I had been diagnosed with cancer.We donated the money to Macmillan as they were very good when I was having treatment. My husband died very unexpectedly 6 months later - having made a will it made a traumatic time so much easier for me.

GrabEmByThePatriarchy · 15/10/2018 21:44

You still need one each. They can be mirror wills if you like, ie saying the same thing as each other.

ForalltheSaints · 15/10/2018 21:47

Yes go for it, and as others have said, make a donation to charity. One of my relatives died without one (had been ill for years and was a solicitor) and it took months to sort things out, even with no disagreements amongst the family about the worldly goods left behind.

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