Writing a Will for free
Writing a will online
We’ve partnered with Make a Will Online to offer a safe and simple way to create a solicitor-checked will from the comfort of your own home. Just visit https://makeawillonline.co.uk/alzheimers-brace and follow the step-by-step instructions. Every will is reviewed by a qualified solicitor and you’ll have access to legal support if you need it.
The service also includes free access to Capacity Vault, a safeguard designed to help protect your wishes and reduce the risk of future disputes.
When to seek face-to-face advice
Some people may prefer to make or update their will directly with a solicitor. We recommend this if you already have a trusted solicitor, if your estate is above the inheritance tax threshold, or if you have complex circumstances (such as trusts, or property abroad). Where there may be concerns relating to dementia or other medical conditions, a face-to-face appointment with a solicitor is especially important. If you choose this route, you can find a solicitor via the Law Society website, please ensure your solicitor includes our full details in your will:
Charity name: BRACE Dementia Research
Charity number: 297965
Registered address: The BRACE Charity Office, Elgar House, Southmead Hospital, Bristol BS10 5NB
A lasting legacy
Gifts in Wills make long-term research and pioneering trials possible, leading to earlier diagnosis, better and more effective treatments, and one day a cure.
A gift in your Will could help fund one of BRACE's PhD studentships, training the next generation of dementia researchers. It could help fund research into drugs that could slow down or prevent dementia. Ultimately, a gift in your Will could help to defeat dementia forever.
Dementia is such a complex condition, and sadly, there are still more questions than answers. The need to understand the causes is more urgent, more crucial, than ever.
But with your help, you can provide hope to millions. One day, our scientists could develop a life-changing medication or vaccine to help everyone affected by dementia. A gift in your Will could help make this hope a reality.
Together we will defeat dementia.
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