Solicitors Specialising in Military Wills
When a MOD 106 Will just won’t do
All military personnel are “strongly advised [by the MOD] to draw up a will with a solicitor prior to deployment.” And the official Army website itself actually states:
“It is essential for Service Personnel and spouses to make a will”
But a simple 106 will may not be enough if any of the following apply to you:
- If you own property or other valuable assets
- If you want to make “special wishes”
- If you are not married but want to make provision for your partners
- If you are in a civil partnership
- If you want to make arrangements for childrens’ guardianship
- If you are in your 2nd (or more) marriage and need to make provision for children from prior marriages or relationships (you may have maintenance commitments)
You may think that you don’t need a will because your loved ones will be financially provided for, but if you haven’t dealt with issues relating to former marriages and unmarried partners you will be leaving them with heartache and a large bill to pay to unravel the mess.
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Your military will – we can help you wherever you are based
Bonallack & Bishop | Salisbury | Fordingbridge | Andover | Amesbury
With offices in Salisbury, Amesbury, Andover and Fordingbridge we don ‘t just represent serving HM Armed Forces personnel based at the garrisons on Salisbury Plain. We also represent services personnel nationwide and abroad, communicating by telephone, e-mail and Skype video and Zoom – as well as retired ex-HM Forces personnel.
We are members of Forces Law – a nationwide group of expert military lawyers, and our team provide legal assistance to members of both Regular and Reserve Forces, as well as veterans.