What is a resolution?
I’m appealing to you to be resolved in making this year the one where you finally get your Will and/or your lasting power of attorney drawn up. Or updated if you already have them.
I’m appealing to you to be resolved in making this year the one where you finally get your Will and/or your lasting power of attorney drawn up. Or updated if you already have them.
Make 2022 the Year You Make Your Will! Have you made your Will yet? If not – why not? If the Covid19 pandemic has taught us anything at all, it’s that our very existence is a fragile one. So, this blog is an end-of-year exhortation to you to make 2022 the year you make your Will. Add it to your list of NY resolutions now. Actually, no – don’t add it – put it to the top of the list to deal with the moment you’ve finished sweeping up the Nordman needles and putting the decorations back in the loft! […]
If, for longer than you care to remember now, you’ve carried around the unaccomplished goal of getting your Will done or updated – make 2020 the year your resolve to make your Will. Break as many other resolutions as you want. But in this blog I must talk to you about THE one resolution you mustn’t break. So be sure you make your Will in 2020!
New Year resolutions. We’ve been making them and breaking them since time immemorial. As the ever-faithful Wikipedia points out, the ancient Babylonians did it. The Romans began each year by making promises to the god, Janus, from whom January gets its name. The Mediaeval era saw knights, at the end of each Christmas season, take the ‘peacock vow’ to reaffirm their commitment to chivalry. And we’re still making them – and breaking them – all these centuries later. But I have to talk to you about one resolution you should absolutely make – and absolutely not break. That of getting your Will done!