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The Route to your Will

The Route to your Will

Janet Cribb

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Green Hill Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia del derecho
ISBN:
9781923680104
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Through her career as a Specialist Willwriter, Janet Cribb found that many clients had the same questions when it came to getting their Will written, and that there is a vastness of misunderstanding and misinformation out there about Wills. The Route to your Will: A Laypersons Guide to understanding a Legal Will is here to clear the way and put some of these to rest. While not a DIY handbook, this book simply answers the questions people ask - and a few they don’t know to think about. You’ll be guided from A to B: from having no Will at all (or an out-of- date one), to signing a new Will that makes things easier for your friends and family when you are gone, ensuring your wishes are heard and set in motion. Learn how to ask the right questions of the right person at the right time, iron out the bumps and bends in the road , and get smoothly from A to B; a completed Will, signed and witnessed.

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