Walk-in Wills

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet morning in downtown Chicago when a delivery driver pulled up to Walk-in Wills. The sun was just beginning to peek over the skyline, casting long shadows across the street. As he approached the door, he noticed something odd—an old man, wearing a tattered suit and carrying a briefcase, seemed to be waiting for someone who wasn’t there. The old man nodded towards him and said, 'Just wait here, sonny.' Suddenly, a small dog ran out from behind the counter, yapping excitedly. The delivery driver looked down and saw that the dog had his package in its mouth! With a smile, the old man picked up the package and handed it back, saying, 'Welcome to Walk-in Wills, where justice always finds a way!'

2. It was a humid summer afternoon in New Orleans when a delivery driver pulled up to Walk-in Wills with an unusual package. The air conditioning inside the office was set too low, and everyone seemed unusually nervous as he approached the receptionist's desk. The receptionist eyed him warily before taking a quick glance around the room. ‘Just leave it here,’ she whispered, pointing to a corner behind the counter. He did as told, then left hastily. Later that evening, while closing up shop, the owner found a small box wrapped in brown paper—inside lay a neatly folded note reading “Will for a neighbor.” Everyone had a good laugh over coffee the next morning.’

3. It was a rainy Monday afternoon in San Francisco when a delivery driver pulled up to Walk-in Wills and asked for directions. ‘You want to know how to find us?’ replied the receptionist with a smile, pointing towards the entrance. ‘No,’ said the driver, scratching his head, ‘I’m just delivering some documents.’ As he walked inside, the receptionist winked and whispered, 'Just follow your nose—we're always open for business!' Turns out, Walk-in Wills had a quirky policy of using freshly baked cookies as their signage. The delivery driver ended up leaving with a bagful of treats and a newfound appreciation for the legal profession.

4. It was a windy autumn day in Boston when a delivery driver pulled up outside Walk-in Wills. A small dog in the backseat suddenly perked up and started barking excitedly, pointing towards the entrance. The delivery driver looked puzzled but followed the little pooch’s lead. To everyone's surprise, the door opened on its own, revealing an old gentleman inside who smiled warmly and said, ‘Welcome to Walk-in Wills—just pay what you think it’s worth.’ The driver left, shaking his head and muttering something about strange dogs and even stranger lawyers.