Should you write your own will ?

by Tony Lilleystone, Legal Manager
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Whether you should rely on websites or software or use a lawyer to prepare your will depends on your personal circumstances and comfort level. But if you’re at all unsure, it’s probably worth paying for a professional opinion. This isn’t something you want to get wrong.

If considering writing a will, you should note that this is a legally binding document and therefore, there are several requirements which you will need to follow in order for it to be valid. While is possible to write your own will in the simplest cases, in which your affairs are easily defined and your intentions are not complex, having a qualified solicitor go through the process with you is a far safer method.

If you decide to write your own will, you would be well advised to find a will-writing pack in your local stationers. These booklets guide you through the process, ensuring that you draft the will correctly. There are also various websites to help you through the will writing process.

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