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If it makes getting simple and reasonable cheap advice for things like wills accessible then I'm all for it.

Regretably, too few of us have a will (I don't and that's largely through apathy, which I know I should correct butI've never come accross a simple easy thrust in my face way of dealing with things like wills).

We may not want to "kick the bucket", but too few of us have prepared for the unexpected. Even a badly drafted will, shows the intentions of the deceased, and that must be preferable to the alternatives of the relatives trying to work out what is what and where it should end up.