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    Default Free Wills!

    I believe it is some kind of national free will month or something to that effect! If this is true is there anyone up here in Caithness that does such a thing and has anyone ever used this service?

    Not planning on croaking just yet but...

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    Free will - no chance if that - were all slaves to the machine...

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    Will who? and why does he need to be set free.

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before.

    Edgar Allen Poe

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    I think D W Georgesons do this Angel. I think the idea is that you give a donation to charity instead.


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    I may be wrong but I think Georgesons have stopped doing this now.

    Damn I should have got my act together sooner!

    It wasn't really free as you were expected to pay £65 but still a good saving.

    I don't really have anything much to leave so would be great if I could just write it out myself but don't think this is acceptable in Scotland.

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    According to AgeConcern Scotland's leaflet you CAN write your own will, so long as you get someone competent (who is not a beneficiary) to witness and sign it. This is what my Gran has done, rather than use a solicitor.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Venture View Post
    I think D W Georgesons do this Angel. I think the idea is that you give a donation to charity instead.
    Yes..I think that is how it works.Did a new will earlier this year at cost!!!

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    USDAW also do free wills for their members, ask your rep for details.

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    I think trade unions can provide free wills as part of the membership benefits, certainly Amicus does them.
    God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
    Courage to change the things I can,
    And wisdom to know the difference.

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