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I was just wondering if anyone has used "Exclusively Wills Ltd". I got their flyer with my NCT magazine. Has anyone had an experience with them good or bad.


They provide a will writing service but are not solicitors. They cost around ?495+VAT for two wills plus two LPA compared to ?1200 for the same service from Glazer Delmar on North Cross road.


This is the site.

http://www.ewltd.com/


Any thoughts ?

Polly D

Polly D

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I don't know anything about the people you have asked about but if you're thinking of writing a will, during November you can write one with a solicitor for ?85/person, all of which goes to the charity not the solicitor.


http://www.willaid.org.uk/


We did it last year with a brilliant solicitor called Nick Hall at Davenport Lyons who I imagine is still on the list on the website. He supports the charity whole heartedly.

Sanne Panne

Sanne Panne

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We had ours done by Camilla Judge who is local to the area and does have legal qualifications. I think the fee was around ?200 for a joint will (with separate clauses). If you search for her I'm sure she'll come up, her user name has something with "will" in it :)
Indiana

Indiana

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We used Exclusively Wills too - but for straightforward double wills - think it was about ?120 + VAT (can't quite remember) so I was surprised at your quote until you noted it includes two Lasting Power of Attorneys etc.


Happy with the service we received. I guess you should just consider whether a solicitor should be involved if it is more complex with the POA?

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