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more the "I want to document how shit should happen"
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-wipe-a-hard-drive/
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I did it DIY. But it depends...
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/family/free-cheap-wills/
And make a will. There is nothing worse than family members having to pick up and deal with a mess by someone not having done so.
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Used to be able to buy templates in wh Smith bitd. Guess there'll be similar for download?
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I think someone legal here (danstuff?) said that DIY wills generate huge amounts of work for probate lawyers as they are often dreadfully done.
Ah, here it is (in the Wills thread, and not by danstuff): https://www.lfgss.com/comments/7300413/
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WHSmith sell an easy diy Will kit.
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We signed up to the Which? one recently on a special offer. You do it yourself but then it gets checked by their legal team. I looked at other DIY-esque options and Which? seemed like the best all round.
They've got 50% off this month so you'd get one slightly cheaper than we did:
https://willsoffers.which.co.uk/rmlmar/?utm_source=MSE&utm_medium=Online&utm_campaign=March_50Rev&utm_content=WillsI need to finish it, which is a good self-isolation activity.
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Hmm... should I dwell on the fact that I do not have a will?
Is it possible to write one yourself and have others notarise... like they do in old movies?
It's less the "I give this to that person" and more the "I want to document how shit should happen" and in my case that includes how to run this forum platform, etc.
I'm not being excessively morbid here, I need to do this anyway as I'm going through a separation and need to tidy all this up anyway.
Anyone done this DIY?