Legally Binding in England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland.

Write your Will in a matter of minutes with our legally binding Last Will & Testament kit, it only takes 10 minutes and doesn't require a solicitor. Don't wait until it's too late!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it really Legally Binding?

Yes, the truth is that you could even write your Last Will and Testament on a scrap of tissue paper provided that it contains all of the necessary legal terms & is read and witnessed properly. Our legal Will kit's make it easy to write your own Will.

Our Will's are legally binding and valid in England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland.

How long does is take to do?

Our Will kit comes with a step by step guide and a completed example making it a quick and easy process that will take around 10-15 minutes to complete.

Aren't Solicitors needed?

No, there is an age old myth that only a solicitor can write your Will and that it's not legal unless a solicitor does so. This is just that, a Myth! Solicitors have been profiting from this myth for far too long.

What happens if I die with no Will?

The consequences of being unprepared can be tragic. Your money, property and assets could be disposed of, or given to and sold by the government. Any of your children under the age of 18 could end up in the state care system. Your possession's could be given to someone whom you do not want to inherit.

How is this Legal in Scotland?

Our Will's are legal in Scotland, you just have to make sure that you adhere to Scottish Will Law, which states that your Spouse and Children have prior rights to inherit, meaning:

  • If you have a Spouse they must receive a minimum total of one third (33.3%) of your estate.
  • If you have Children they must receive a minimum of one third (33.3%) of your estate evenly between them.

Additionally you will only require one Witness when signing your Will as opposed to two, although we still recommend having two. 

What if I already have a Will?

When you write a new Will with us, your new Will revokes all former Wills & Codicils, this means that any old Wills are no longer valid. Once you have received your new Will, you are required to destroy all formers Wills.

The Last Will & Testament has 11 different sections as follows:

Article I - Revocation & Preliminary Declarations. - Revokes all previous Wills & declares this to be your new Will.

Article II - Appointing an Executor. - Appointing someone to carry out your wishes.

Article III - Appointing a Guardian. - Appointing someone to take care of your minor children, if you have any.

Article IV - Appointing a Pet Caretaker. - Appointing someone to take care of your pets. if you have any.

Article V - Debts & Funeral Expenses. - States that your Debts, Taxes, Funeral Expenses & Testamentary Expenses must be paid.

Article VI - Specific Bequests. - Specific Gifts that you want to give and to whom.

Article VII - Distribution of Residue. - To decide who will receive the remainder of your estate.

Article VIII - Funeral Arrangements. - Deciding your funeral arrangements.

Article IX - No Contest Provision. - Ensures that nobody can contest, dispute or go against your final wishes.

Article X - Signature/Attestation. - Signature & Declarations.

Article XI - Witnesses. - A section that allows your Will to be Legally Witnessed & Signed by two chosen witnesses.

Customer Reviews

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Jeff Hoskins
Just the job

Everything I need thankyou

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davinia cottrell
Will kit

Very easy non complicated
Instructions given exactly how and what to write

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donald mcneil
really very good easy to understand

very good will kit very easy to understand and use give you examples of how to fill it in and at nice fair price very happy with them

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Julia Smith
Will kit

Good clear understandable

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M.W.
Exactly what I wanted.

Wanted something that did not cost the earth to do, and was easy to use and that is exactly what I got. What made it even easier was the completed dummy will form, which I followed and now I have a legal document for my own Will. I'm delighted. Would definitely recommend.