The Simple Way To Write Your UK Will

Yes it is. Our Will writing platform has been designed with expert legal input from solicitors and as long as each page of your Will is signed at the bottom and then signed and witnessed on the last page, your Will will be legally binding giving you peace of mind.

Traditional solicitors typically charge over £300+ to write a single Will with additional costs for any amendments you make want to subsequently make.

We offer a quick and affordable way to make a legally binding Will for only £75, whether you're in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.

You should always keep your Will updated, especially if there has been a change of your circumstances, such as getting married, divorced, having children, receiving an inheritance or selling assets. It is important not to make changes to an existing Will document that has been signed and witnessed. Any changes made this way do not form part of the original legally valid Will.

Tired of ongoing subscriptions? We don’t lock you into annual fees.

You can update your Will as many times as you wish during the first year for no additional charge. Simply pay a one-off £10 in the year you need to make changes - whether that’s next year or five years from now. No hidden fees, no recurring charges.

Our team is always here to assist you. We understand that creating a will can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to guide you every step of the way. If you encounter any questions or uncertainties during the process, reach out via email, and we’ll guide you through any questions or concerns you have.

A will gives you control over how your assets are distributed, helping ensure that your loved ones are provided for according to your wishes.

Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to legal rules, which may not reflect your personal wishes and could lead to added stress or conflict among family members. A will provides peace of mind, knowing your legacy will be handled as you intended.

Our wills are comprehensive, providing clear instructions on how your assets - such as property, savings, and personal items - should be distributed after you're gone.

With your will, you can:
- Specify gifts or inheritances for family, friends, or charities.
- Appoint guardians for minor children.
- Make provisions for pets.
- Decide what happens to digital assets.
- Outline your funeral preferences.

These details give your loved ones clarity and guidance during a difficult time.

If a person dies without making a Will they are considered 'dying intestate', their estate will be shared according to the rules of intestacy. To avoid this happening it is always best to make a valid Will to help your family members to make sure your wishes are executed.

Once you have recieved or printed your will, you will need to sign the document in the presence of two independent witnesses to make it legally valid.

After signing, store your will in a safe, easily accessible location where it can be found when needed.

We’ll provide you with a comprehensive set of instructions along with your will, guiding you through each step of the process.

You do not need to know any legal jargon to use our online Will writing service. We make every step easy to understand and complete. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.