DWF

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103 Waterloo St
Glasgow, sct G2 7BW
(141) 228-8200

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SALLY MURPHY
I contacted DWF Australia as my husband and my wills were lodged with Biggart Baillie Glasgow in 2002, who were subsequently taken over by DWF. We had moved to AU and were happy that our wills would be handled by a global organisation who would be able to assist us should we require assistance to resolve pensions/bank accounts/superannuation and the resolution of our estate, on two continents and in two hemispheres should the worst happen. The worst happened and my husband died in June 2020. He wasn't Rockerfeller, I won't get rich from his estate but he worked hard to leave me what he did and I want this resolved ASAP. DWF Australia could not have cared less about helping me resolve my husband's estate, our wills are both still lodged with Biggart Baillie, apparently now handled by DWF. Kept waiting for 16 months to be told when I tried to contact them to check on progress, "Sorry, we don't do wills & estates anymore.". Very shabby DWF. It is clear that your priority is profit not people.
Apr 1st, 2022
Mandy Webb
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Apr 24th, 2021
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Oct 2nd, 2020
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Dec 20th, 2019
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DWF is located at 103 Waterloo St in Glasgow, Scotland G2 7BW. DWF can be contacted via phone at (141) 228-8200 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(141) 228-8200

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Q What is the phone number for DWF?

A The phone number for DWF is: (141) 228-8200.

Q Where is DWF located?

A DWF is located at 103 Waterloo St, Glasgow, sct G2 7BW

Q What is the internet address for DWF?

A The website (URL) for DWF is: https://dwfgroup.com/

Q How is DWF rated?

A DWF has a 3.3 Star Rating from 10 reviewers.

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SALLY MURPHY _{on Google}

Apr 1st, 2022

I contacted DWF Australia as my husband and my wills were lodged with Biggart Baillie Glasgow in 2002, who were subsequently taken over by DWF. We had moved to AU and were happy that our wills would be handled by a global organisation who would be able to assist us should we require assistance to resolve pensions/bank accounts/superannuation and the resolution of our estate, on two continents and in two hemispheres should the worst happen. The worst happened and my husband died in June 2020. He wasn't Rockerfeller, I won't get rich from his estate but he worked hard to leave me what he did and I want this resolved ASAP. DWF Australia could not have cared less about helping me resolve my husband's estate, our wills are both still lodged with Biggart Baillie, apparently now handled by DWF. Kept waiting for 16 months to be told when I tried to contact them to check on progress, "Sorry, we don't do wills & estates anymore.". Very shabby DWF. It is clear that your priority is profit not people.