WILLS: Terms and Conditions of the solicitors: Before or after the draft will?

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WILLS: Terms and Conditions of the solicitors: Before or after the draft will?

3rd June 2020, 09:33:AM

A solicitor, must provide, the client with, the solicitors’ business “Terms and conditions”, at the outset and BEFORE drafting the first draft will for the clients?

OR

Is it acceptable, and standard practice, that a solicitor, provides a draft will, the invoice and Terms and conditions? Terms and conditions were NOT presented at the initial stages.

Any views?

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3rd June 2020, 09:43:AM

I can confirm it should be the first of your two options. The solicitor should provide you with a client care letter and terms and conditions at the outset of the matter in this case drafting a will.

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