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Will Aid covers the arranging of simple, legally valid wills, and related guidance on estate planning, for people who may not otherwise secure such advice. A solicitor practising in this area drafts the will, ensures the correct execution steps (including witnessing and storage), and advises on executors, risk areas in an estate, and basic tax considerations. In practice, solicitors coordinate with the charity running Will Aid to offer a reduced-cost or pro bono service, while ensuring the client’s wishes are clearly recorded and legally effective.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
Wills can reduce the risk of assets passing to unintended beneficiaries and avoid intestacy rules. A solicitor provides professional accountability, handles the drafting to required standards, and ensures the will is properly witnessed and stored. They also explain who will administer the estate and any complexities that arise, such as guardianship for minors, in the context of the client’s instructions.
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