
There must be few members that are not aware this is our 25th anniversary, so this year we want to make our annual conference in October extra special.

There must be few members that are not aware this is our 25th anniversary, so this year we want to make our annual conference in October extra special.

For the team here at head office not a day goes by where somebody doesn’t call us to find a member whose services they can use.

The Society of Will Writers and Estate Planning Practitioners is excited to announce the 23rd annual running of the SWW Conference.

For the 6th consecutive year the January and February induction courses, SWWEPP Certificate Courses are oversubscribed, which is a great testament to the quality of members and potential members we are attracting.

We’re now well into the first month of 2019, the weather is getting colder, Christmas and New Year is but a distant memory and perhaps for some of us those New Year’s resolutions we made have faded too.

With family situations and taxation becoming ever more complex, the need to give correct advice is essential and not only to ensure your client’s peace of mind, but also for your own protection.

Everybody should have a Will, but they should only have one drafted by a trained professional.

The Society of Will Writers was set up in April of 1994 as a trade association for Will Writers, more commonly known as a membership body providing a voluntary framework of regulation.

When the Society of Will Writers opened its doors in April of 1994 it had a relatively simple objective – ‘To be a representative body whilst providing protection to the consumer’.

In 2013 the then Lord Chancellor, Chris Grayling, called for stronger self-regulation as opposed to statutory regulation.