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Airdrie Wills

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The making of a Will is something that we all prefer to put off to a future date. Law reports are full of cases in which expensive litigation and undesired results could have been avoided by a properly drafted Will, but individuals just kept putting it off. A Will is an unselfish courtesy to your dependents and loved ones.

This webpage provides an outline of the information required to draw up a Will.

If you wish to have a Will prepared, please fill in all the blanks for every section and at the end it will be sent to our office by email. We will then prepare a Will in draft form and contact you in order to review and prepare the final form for your signature.

You may wish to make an appointment to discuss further your questions and obtain advice for your particular situation.
Please note: The information provided on this website is Not Legal Advice. The information may or may not be accurate. The information is for discussion purposes only. Reliance upon any information provided would not be grounds to advance a claim against Merchant Law for providing any advice. In order to get a formal legal opinion upon which you may rely about any specific fact scenario, you would have to first retain the services of a lawyer and request a formal legal opinion.