
About this episode
Todays episode we talk about Wills.
We find out how Tommy finally got around to arranging his will.
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Why make a will?
Why use a Solicitor (rather than a Will Writer or even a WHSmith template\home will)?
What are the key things to consider when making your will?
How do different personal circumstances change the requirements of a will?
What are the issues and problems of not having a will?
Is there anything else that clients should be thinking about when making their will?
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