Jabber & Isaac, PA to Offer 25 FREE Simple Wills to Midlands-Area ResidentsDuring Make A Will Month

Local law firm offers 25 free simple wills and $100 off 50 additional wills to help families protect their future

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COLUMBIA, S.C. – In recognition of Make A Will Month, Jabber & Isaac, PA has pledged to help local residents protect their families and assets by providing 25 free simple wills to community members and offer $100 off the cost of 50 additional simple wills during the month-long initiative.

According to PlannedGiving.com, over 72% of Americans lack a valid will. Of this group, most have never created an estate plan or made plans for their legacy. Others have old wills that have not been updated to account for family births or deaths, divorces, stepchildren, ex-spouses, business partnerships, income changes, the sale of real estate, etc. This inactivity leaves loved ones vulnerable to lengthy probate proceedings and potential disputes.

“Estate planning is essential to ensuring your wishes are honored and your family’s future is secure. Too many families are left unprepared because these important conversations and documents are delayed,” said Tameika Isaac Devine, partner, Jabber & Isaac, PA. “Whether it’s a lack of knowledge or simple procrastination, we want to assist with any questions you may have. Our goal is to remove financial barriers and encourage more people to take this critical step toward protecting their loved ones.”

Midlands-area residents who are interested in receiving a free or discounted simple will should contact the firm promptly as appointments will be scheduled on a first come, first serve basis. To schedule an appointment, call Jabber and Isaac, PA at 803.254.8868.

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