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Making a Will at Home Just follow a few simple rules to make your will legit. Once you've made your will, pat yourself on the back - but don't stop there. To make your will valid and ensure that your wishes will be honoured, you need to take a few more simple steps. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 John Higgins writes:Subject: Important Question Concerning Your Article Hi, Thank you for your comment. Please let me know where you live before I give a response - laws vary around the world and I'd like to give a full response. Kind regards, John Higgins Comment provided August 18, 2009 at 8:39 am
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Subject: Important Question Concerning Your Article
Dear Sir, In paragraph three of your article you say that if a Solicitor drafts your will he/she should not be a witness and that there should be two independent witnesses - is this correct by law? My wife's Uncle passed away recently and his will was "hand-written" by the Solicitor. He witnessed it along with a lady from the office. I have spoken to several Solicitors and they contend that you are wrong and that the Solicitor who drafted the will hand-written or otherwise can be one of the two witnesses. I would be obliged if you would clarify this point as it may well be crucial for us?
MC