Parents are being urged to “face their worst fears to help protect their children” after a survey revealed half of them have not written a will. A poll by Will Aid, a national will-writing campaign,

Parents are being urged to “face their worst fears to help protect their children” after a survey revealed half of them have not written a will. A poll by Will Aid, a national will-writing campaign,

A national Will writing campaign recently endorsed by the likes of Iain Glen, Robert Peston and Money Saving Expert’s Martin Lewis is calling on Solicitors across the United Kingdom to sign up their time to

A law firm from Hastings has signed up to write wills for charity – for the 18th year in a row. Stephen Rimmer LLP has joined the annual Will Aid will writing campaign which sees

A law firm from Eastbourne has signed up to write wills for charity – for the 18th year in a row. Stephen Rimmer LLP has joined the annual Will Aid will writing campaign which sees

A law firm from Marlow has signed up to write wills for charity – for the eighth year in a row. Gabbitas Robins Solicitors has joined the annual Will Aid will writing campaign which sees

1st of November sees the official start of Will Aid, 30 years old this year, the scheme is in the public psyche with advocates such as Judi Dench, Graham Norton and Money Expert Martin Lewis

More than half of parents in the UK with children under 18 have made no Will, a new survey has revealed. The study, carried out by Will Aid, found that 56% of mums and dads

Do you want to improve your legal firm’s profile and potentially gain additional business while helping change lives for the better? In the 30th year of this special partnership, by signing up to Will Aid

More than half of British adults are following in the footsteps of the late music legends Aretha Franklin and Prince in having made no Will, a new survey has revealed. The study, carried out by

More than half of British adults are following in the footsteps of the late music legends Aretha Franklin and Prince in having made no will, a new survey has revealed. The study, carried out by

Will Aid is a thriving partnership between the dedicated legal profession and nine UK charities. Every November participating solicitors waive their fee for writing a basic will and instead invite clients to make a voluntary