Wills, avoid the pitfalls, or when is free not free?

You see them all the time these days on social media on Twitter even in the newspapers a free will I will for you and your family protect your loved ones we will do your will as a cheap price and a low price but what's the catch? The catch is these free and low-cost wills and what's known as a Sprat to catch a mackerel or I can be by way of costing your estate quite a chunk out of it by handing over the executorship of your estate to to the original Rhyl will writer or or a an associate. Charities like down to this a few years ago and now to add to the the clamouring for you will writing business are the charities of course the expectation is that you will request a sum to said charity which insome ways is not a bad thing but be careful what if you change your mind for instance and who's the writer of the will slipping his self in as an executor?

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