Sentence examples for Draft a will from inspiring English sources
Her lawyers are having her draft a will because, she explained, "I'm rich now".
Perhaps the quickest and least expensive way to draft a will is to do it yourself.
The middle-aged run to shelter; unsure of their life, draft a will, and hope for security Old age repeats childhood.
The boy, upon hearing that Mr. Romney was a lawyer, asked him to help draft a will, so that he might leave something to each of his friends.
THE NECESSITY OF FEAR When his nephew was about to marry in March, Mr. Kessler took the young man to lunch and offered advice: draft a will.
He said that Mr. Morrissey would contact him and "give me the parameters" and ask him to draft a will or a codicil.
Five years later, in February 2003, Mr. Kelley drafted a will for Richard T. York, an art gallery owner who had received a diagnosis of liver cancer.
Drafting a will was probably the last thing on Marley's mind as his body, which he had carefully maintained with long afternoons of soccer, rapidly broke down.
What has made it tougher is her parents, who are in their late 70s, had done little planning beyond drafting a will.
The service is also much easier than finding a lawyer and drafting a will.
In addition to making you feel uncomfortable, drafting a will also raises certain moral issues.
