Gifts in Wills
Cancer Research UK Free Will Service
At Cygnet Law, we’re proud to partner with Cancer Research UK through their Free Will Service.
This scheme allows individuals to write or update a Will at no cost.
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How the scheme works
Through this service, Cancer Research UK covers the cost of preparing certain types of Wills, including:
- A simple Will
- Mirror Wills
- A single codicil
- Mirror codicils
Claims are often made under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.
The aim is to make it easier for people to put a Will in place, while also encouraging support for the charity through gifts in Wills.
Do you have to leave a gift?
No. There is no obligation to leave a gift to Cancer Research UK, although many people choose to do so.
What to be aware of
To use the scheme, you must:
- Be aged 18 or over
- Agree to your details being shared with Cancer Research UK
There are also limits on the number of appointments included under the scheme.
How we can help
As participating solicitors, we’ll guide you through the process and take care of everything for you, from preparing your Will to making sure it is properly signed.
We’re here to offer clear advice and make the process as easy as possible.
Alzheimer’s Society – Will to Remember
Cygnet Law is proud to partner with the Alzheimer’s Society through their Will to Remember scheme.
This initiative allows individuals aged 18 and over to write or update a simple Will at no cost, with the option to leave a gift to the charity.
How the scheme works
The process is straightforward:
- Sign up through the Alzheimer’s Society website
- Receive an information pack, including a Will guide and a list of participating
solicitors - Choose Cygnet Law and arrange an appointment
- We prepare your simple Will at no cost
Who can apply?
- Anyone aged 18 or over
- The scheme is available all year round
Do you have to leave a gift?
No. There is no obligation to leave a gift to Alzheimer’s Society, although many people choose to do so to support their work.
Gifts in Wills help fund vital research and support for people living with dementia and their families.
How we can help
Our experienced team will guide you through the process and make sure your Will is prepared correctly and reflects your wishes.
We’ll provide clear advice and make the process as straightforward as possible.
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Speak to our team to learn more about gifts in Wills and how they can reflect the causes you care about.
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