Will writing service
Peace of mind for you and your loved ones
Having a valid last will and testament is the only way to ensure your possessions are shared according to your wishes when you pass away.
Without a last will and testament in place, the courts take charge of the probate process and your estate will be divided according to a strict legal hierarchy, not according to your wishes or those of your family and friends. This process can be slow and unpleasant, adding extra stress for your loved ones at a time that is already extremely difficult.
In England and Wales, you do not need a solicitor to write a will. As long as the document is properly drafted and executed (signed and witnessed) you can make your will however you wish. On this webisite you can make a will online for just £29.50 at your convenience.
For your added security, we carry £1,000,000 professional liability insurance.
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All payments are managed externally by PayPal for your added security. At the end of the will writing process, you will be taken to a secure, third-party website to make payment.
Why use makeawillonline.co.uk?
Most people only need a simple will to ensure their possessions are distributed according to their wishes. Our will writing service is considerably cheaper than that of a solicitor and you can make your will at your convenience. No appointments necessary!
Our wills have been developed according to longstanding legal precedents, so you can rest assured you will receive a quality document at the end of the process. And because we have £1,000,000 professional liability insurance, you can rest assured that you will receive a professional service.
Will writing alternatives
Our online will writing service
Makeawillonline.co.uk is ideal if you need a simple will and all of your property is held in England and Wales. Making a will online is quick and easy; it can be done at your convenience and costs significantly less than a similar service offered by a solicitor.
If your will includes more complex wishes that cannot be covered by a simple will, if you own property abroad or if you are liable for inheritance tax, an online will may not be the best choice and you should consider visiting a solicitor for peace of mind.
Solicitors
The traditional method of will writing is to visit a solicitor. Many solicitors have experience of writing hundreds of wills, which will help to ensure that your will contains all of the information necessary. This is important as missing information can slow down the process of executing your estate after your death.
The downside of will writing with a solicitor is that you are likely to pay upwards of £200 for the service. Of course, if your estate is in any way complex or involves large sums of money, visiting a solicitor is still strongly recommended. This said, the majority of estates in the United Kingdom are relatively simple and could easily be made without the direct input of a solicitor or lawyer.
Will writers
If you want to consider alternatives that don't include paying solicitors' fees for will writing, there are plenty of choices available to you. There are will writing experts who have studied wills and probate and are qualified to write a last will and testament. If you choose to work with a will writing expert, you are likely to save some money in comparison with visiting a solicitor for the same service.
Will writing kits
Another alternative that has been popular for a number of years are will writing kits. These can be purchased from the internet or from stationers and offer the chance for you to write your own will at home, in your own time. Like making a will online, a will writing kit can be suitable for simple wills, but unlike with our online service it can be slow and the instructions hard to follow.
However you choose to write your will, be sure to prepare properly beforehand. This means getting the names and addresses of anyone mentioned in the document together and being clear about who you want your estate to be passed to. With all of this information in place, it can take as little as fifteen minutes to make a will.
