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Yes, you can make an online will. Writing your will, like most things in the world has gone digital. Our online system was created by lawyers and saves you time and money when making your will. Additionally, for peace of mind, your online will is checked by our expert team who are available when you need help.

Yes it’s possible to write your will. Most DIY options are one size fits all. The benefit of writing an online will is that your will is tailored to the information you provide.

You can write your will or online will without a solicitor, and it’s completely legal. Your online will is created by our solicitor-approved system and was built by a solicitor and expert legal team. It just requires you to input your own details to be completed.

There are some cases where you may want to seek legal advice. If you have a complicated or larger estate then you may need a complex will. If you think this might be you, then you can speak to our wills team free of charge on 0800 773 4014. They can help you find the best option for getting your will sorted.

Writing a will was expensive, which was another reason to put it off. The cost of doing a simple will with a lawyer or solicitor ranges from £150-£300. If you need a complex will it can cost between £300-£1000. Wills are living documents and the government recommends we edit them every 5 years, or when something big happens in our lives. But traditionally this has always been costly, making it hard to do. Traditional will writers either charge you for a new will or for a codicil (edit), which can cost up to £100+.

We wanted to do it differently. Our online will costs £90, and that includes our on-hand expert support. Life changes and wills should too. That’s why we’ve made editing your online will easy. We offer free unlimited changes for the first year and only £10 per year after that.

Yes an online will is 100% legal once the will has been printed and signed by you and two witnesses. Your will comes with easy-to-follow instructions on how to sign it properly.

• Unlimited updates. You can update and amend your online will at any time, no need for a codicil.
• Physical storage (optional). We can store your online will for you if you do not want to do this yourself.
• Support with end-of-life planning. Writing an online will is just the start of a process of getting your ducks in a row to make life easier for the people you care about. You’ll always get first access to our end-of-life planning tools at discount rates.
• Keep updated. Our advisors are experts of the law and if there are any legislation changes we'll update you.
• No pressure. You can cancel any time - just contact us to let us know by phone, email or live chat.

Dying without a legal will in place is called dying intestate.

The average cost of dying intestate is roughly £9,700 and leaves your loved ones in the lurch with decisions to make and a tonne of paperwork to do.

A will isn’t really yours - you never use it - it’s a gift that you’re giving the people you care most about to save them having to sort everything from scratch.

Most likely you will need to update your online will. It is a living document that will evolve as your life and situation changes. The advantage of our online will service is that you can update it any time. This is free for the first year and only £10 per year after that. Just let us know what amends you’d like to make and we’ll send you the updated version to sign with two witnesses. Simple as that.

If you used a more traditional will writing service this is more complicated. You’ll either have to write your will from scratch and incur the cost, or make an amendment, called a codicil, which usually costs £100+. A codicil is basically a legally binding addition / modification to your will.

Online mirror wills are simply clone wills for couples. More popular and relevant now is just a simple will for both partners. Getting your online will as a couple in this way means that they can be updated more easily and also reflect any personal wishes one may have. We even offer a special deal for couples wanting to write their wills online. Our couples online will package only costs £135, instead of £90 for each will, saving you £45.

• A legally binding will. Our online will tool guides you through the process of writing your will step-by-step, our experts use your answers to create a will that will be legally binding once signed and witnessed.
• Your online will is checked. Our in-house expert reads over it and checks that everything is correct. We'll return your will to you within 7 business days. If we have any questions we'll contact you by email.
• Live on-hand support. Our team of experts are here to support when you need us.

There are two types of will: simple and complex. The kind of will you need depends on your situation.

A simple will is our most popular online will; which lets you name executors, nominate guardians for children and pets, and divide out your estate as you wish.

Our online will is designed to let you make your will with ease. You can do it from the comfort of your own home in just 15 minutes and save money on getting a solicitor to simply fill in a online will template that works for you.

If you think you require a complex will, then you can speak to our wills team for free at 0800 773 4014. This may be the case if you have assets overseas or a particularly large estate.

Our system breaks down this process step-by-step so you know what to include in your online will. We ask you about yourself and your family, your assets and how you would like them to be divided, and the people who you want to execute your online will.

If you have children under the age of 18 you can add guardians in your online will. Appointing a guardian for your children in your will means that they will be looked after in case the worst happens.

We also ask several optional questions about any funeral wishes you may have and any specific gifts or messages you would like to leave.

We believe that every adult in the country should sort their online will, long before it's necessary. But, it becomes even more important when you have children, own sizable assets, or have a large family.

There are both financial and non-financial reasons why sorting your online will is important.

Financially, dying without your will in place is called dying intestate and may cost your family thousands after you have passed away.

Financials aside, having your online will in place can reduce family disagreements, ensure your assets go where you want them to, help plan your funeral, and allocate specific gifts.

You can print your online will at home. No printer, no worries. We’ve got you covered. We offer a print and post service for just £9.99 for exactly that reason. You’ll be given this option at the end of the process.

Yes. Lots of couples choose to write their wills together. We make this even easier with our couples package (online will kit). Save £45 when you write your wills at the same time. Just click here and the option to write a will with your partner will appear in the first few steps.

Online will providers provide testators with the tools to write their own wills. These services do not include execution of the will documentation; it is the testator’s responsibility to print it off and arrange for its execution in accordance with the applicable laws.

The original versions of legal documents, such as Wills are the only legally binding versions. Scans, photocopies and computer records are not legally valid because they don’t have the original signatures on them. That is why most wills will usually be found at people’s homes, but they can also be stored by professionals or the Probate Service.

Wills written online, as any other kind of will can be registered at the National Will Register. Original Wills, stored outside of the house, may be overlooked because executors and beneficiaries are unaware of their existence or location. In consequence, any kind of will, including wills written online, can be tracked through the National Will Register in case the original cannot be easily found elsewhere.

On average it takes 15 minutes. Yes really, that’s it.

There are two main ways to get an online will for free.

• Through your trade union or employer – Check whether yours has any partnership with an online will writing service.
• Through charities you support – Partnerships between charities and online will writers to provide wills to their supporters. In return, you might consider leaving said charity a legacy.

In order to be legally binding, wills written online will still need to be printed, hand-signed and the signature will need to be witnessed by two people.

Life changes. Wills should too. Unlike lots of other will providers, one of the advantages of our online will service is that you can edit it any time.

A will is your chance to have a say in what happen when you die.

It is a legal binding document where you can lay out:

• What you want to happen to any money, property or specific items
• Who you want to look after your pets, or children (under the age of 18) - if you have them.
• Who you want to be in charge of sorting this whole process out.

Generally writing a will is important if any of the following apply to you:

• You’re a homeowner
• You’re a parent or legal guardian
• If you have a partner
• If you’ve recently got married
• If you’ve recently got divorced

Unsure? Take this free 1 minute quiz here to find out if a will is important for you.