Get Your Will Prepared for Free During Free Wills Month
Are you looking for an easy and free way to get your will prepared? Every October, Free Wills Month provides a great opportunity to do just that. During this month, participating solicitors across the UK offer their services for free, allowing you to get your will prepared without any cost. Here’s what you need to know about Free Wills Month and how you can take advantage of it.
What Is Free Wills Month?
Free Wills Month is an annual initiative that takes place in October and is run by a number of charities in the UK. The purpose of the event is to make it easier and more affordable for people to get their wills prepared. During the month, participating solicitors provide their services free of charge, allowing people to get their wills written without having to pay any fees.
Who Can Participate?
Anyone over the age of 55 can take part in Free Wills Month. This age limit is in place because older people are more likely to need a will than younger people. However, if you’re under 55 but still want to take advantage of this opportunity, you can contact one of the participating solicitors directly and they may be able to help you out.
How Do I Get Started?
Getting started with Free Wills Month is easy. All you need to do is visit the official website and find a participating solicitor near you. Once you’ve found one, simply contact them and book an appointment. At your appointment, the solicitor will discuss your needs and help you prepare a will that meets your requirements. It’s important to note that while the service is free during this month, there may be additional costs associated with other services such as storage or administration fees.
Free Wills Month is a great opportunity for anyone over 55 who needs a will but doesn’t want to pay for it. With participating solicitors located all over the UK, it’s easy to find one near you and get started with preparing your will.
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