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Whether you're planning your children's future, buying a house or just making sure your wishes are clearly stated, we can help you take care of your will.
Our simple software makes it easy to create your will online, so you can get on with what's important.
Select your willOur Which? Wills service makes writing your will simple. For a fixed fee, we'll help you get your affairs in order, without the expense or inconvenience of a high-street solicitor.
First, our free will selector tool helps you pick the right document. Next, our easy-to-use software helps you to create your will, all from the comfort of your own home. If your estate is simple and you have the right information to hand – this can take as little as half an hour.
If you have any questions about writing your will, our expert legal team is just a phone call away.
Choose Which? Wills for cost-effective legal documents from a name you can trust.
Our easy-to-use process lets you write a will that's right for you. You can save the document any time and return to it later. Start creating your will now.
Gathering all the information you need in advance makes it quicker to create your will online. You can download our Wills Planner to make things easy.
Once you've selected your document, you can start to create your will. If you need to stop at any point, you can save your document at any time and return to it later.
Which? Wills is an online will writing service. For a fixed fee, we'll help you get your affairs in order without the expense or inconvenience of using a high-street solicitor. Choose Which? Wills for cost-effective legal documents from a name you can trust.
Our software guide is simple and easy to use. If you need to leave your document, you can save it and come back to it later.
If you need help or information about how to complete any of our questionaires, just call our will specialists for telephone support.
Which? Wills is an online will writing service. For a fixed fee, we'll help you get your affairs in order without the expense or inconvenience of using a high-street solicitor. Choose Which? Wills for cost-effective legal documents from a name you can trust.
Our easy-to-use software guides you through a series of questions to create a will that's right for you. Before you create your will, our will selector tool, will find the right document for you.
If you need help or information about how to complete any of our questionaires, just call our will specialists for telephone support.
Most online legal services provide you with 'off-the-shelf' or 'flat-form' legal documents that will be relatively inflexible to your particular circumstances. Our online system will take you through a series of simple questions, each with clarifications or examples to help guide you through the process. Based on your answers, our system drafts and tailors the required clauses to create your legal document.
Your legal document comes with a set of comprehensive and clear guidance notes. These notes give an overview of the document, explain terms you may not understand and list things you need to consider, such as signing and witnessing your legal document.
Our online templates are created by solicitors and barristers and are regularly reviewed and updated in accordance with changes in the law.
Finally, we offer the opportunity to try our legal documents before you buy.
This depends on the type of document that you're creating and how much information you already have to hand. If you're making a will, we suggest that you should set aside around an hour to complete the questionnaire, although it can take as little as half an hour if your circumstances are simple and you have the required information to hand (such as addresses of beneficiaries).
Allow yourself preparation time before starting your document. For example, if you're making a will then speak to your intended guardians and executors to check that they'll be happy with the responsibility.
You can 'try before you buy' to see how the process works by clicking the 'Get Started' button that appears next to each type of legal document.
You can save the document that you've been creating before buying it by providing your name, email address and a password ('quick registration').
A will becomes legally valid when it is signed and witnessed in accordance with the Wills Act 1837. It should also be dated.
You should store your will in a safe and secure place and tell your executors where it is. See our guide to will storage for an outline of the options.
A will can be changed by writing a new valid will or making a valid codicil to the will. A codicil is a document that amends a previously executed will, rather than replacing it.
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