Matthew Smit

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3 days ago

Creating my will felt daunting until I found Trustable. Their free, expert service turned a stressful task into a reassuring and fulfilling experience.

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Jamie Williams

2 reviews

7 days ago

Trustable's service was a revelation – quick, professional, and totally free. It's a huge relief knowing my wishes are clearly documented.

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1 review

5 days ago

I'm grateful for Trustable's straightforward and cost-free service. It's comforting to know my family will be taken care of exactly as I intended.

5

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to draft my will?

The best time is now! Acting promptly on creating your will ensures your wishes are clearly documented and your legacy is secure.

Delaying the creation of your will can lead to unnecessary complications and stress for your loved ones. It's crucial to be proactive in estate planning to prevent potential issues.

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Is having my legal will drafted "actually" free?

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Our friendly experts will guide you through the options available for creating your will, ensuring you understand how you can benefit from our services without any costs.

I'm interested, how do I get started?

Our free legal will services are tailored to meet your individual needs and circumstances.

To get started with your estate planning, we recommend contacting our team of expert advisors. They will guide you through the process, ensuring your will and testament aligns perfectly with your specific requirements and wishes.

Here's what you could face without a proper will:

• Your estate might be allocated by South African law and not according to your wishes.
• Your estate could incur fees and prevent loved ones from accessing much needed finances.
• Your children's future could be at risk if guardianship is not mentioned
• Your long-term partner might not be recognised as a beneficiary if you are not legally married.
• Your family may argue and fight over rightful distribution of your estate.