Why make a Will?
A Will can be simple to arrange, and can protect your family and ensure that the right people inherit.
How we can help
We spend time listening to you, to understand your needs and ensure the correct documents are put in place to protect you and your family.
Experienced team
Our team are on hand to speak to you by phone, by video or home visits can be arranged.
Step 1
Answer our simple questions
See if your circumstances are suitable for our online Will, then follow our straightforward step-by-step process in around 15 minutes.
Step 2
Get it approved by our experts
Our team will check your Will to make sure your instructions are clear. We will let you know within 5 working days.
Step 3
Print and sign it
Once checked, you can print and sign your Will at home. You need two people to witness your signature to ensure your Will is legally binding.
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