People urged to seek will writing services earlier
Will writing 20 May 2011

Adults have been urged to seek will writing services and stop putting the task off until a later date.
A community fundraiser from Kemp Hospice in Kidderminster said that the activity is too often left until the last minute to complete.
She was speaking after the hospice launched
Make A Will Week, which is attempting to show people the benefits of getting their future finances and possessions in order.
"Most people are aware that they should make a will but it's one of those things we all put off.
Making a will ensures that your family and friends are looked after and that your wishes are carried out. This is an opportunity to get it done and help Kemp Hospice at the same time," the representative told the Kidderminster Shuttle.
The source reported that the government takes in £25 million each year in unclaimed estates due to wills not being completed.
There are a wide range of wills which can be written, including single and mirror for those on their own or in a couple.
Published by Rob Stanworth