Making a Will: Will Aid 2026 Opens for Appointments
Making a Will is not something you should do once and then forget about for the rest of your life. Families change. Relationships change. People marry, separate and divorce. Children and grandchildren are born. People buy homes, build businesses and acquire assets. Sadly, people we intended to include in our Wills can also die before us.
If you know your Will no longer reflects what you want to happen, it is important not to keep putting off reviewing it.
There may never feel like a perfect time to think about death, but making or updating a Will is ultimately about looking after the people you leave behind.
Will Aid 2026
Will Aid 2026 is now open for appointments. It gives people across the UK the opportunity to have a basic Will professionally prepared by a participating solicitor while supporting good causes.
Every November, participating solicitors volunteer their time and waive their usual fee for writing a basic Will.
Instead, clients are invited to make a voluntary donation to Will Aid. The money raised supporting the campaign’s charity partners.
Since it was founded, the campaign has brought together the legal profession and some of the UK’s best-known charities. It has helped people put their affairs in order while raising millions of pounds for vital charitable work.
Go to willaid.org.uk and enter your postcode to start.
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