The first step to creating your Will by making a quick payment. At a price that’s hard to beat, securing your future has never been more budget-friendly. Once payment has gone through, you'll gain access to our easy to use Will form. Take note of your order number for use later!
We’ll guide you through a few straightforward questions to help you create a basic Will. Our service is designed to be simple enough for you to complete on any device.
Complete the process and have your basic Will ready within 48 hours, giving you peace of mind without the wait.
A Will is a legal document that outlines how your assets and property should be distributed following your death. It allows you to specify who will inherit your possessions, appoint guardians for any minor children, and designate an executor to manage your estate and ensure your wishes are carried out.
Creating a Will helps to avoid confusion and potential disputes among surviving family members and can streamline the legal process of settling an estate.
Creating a Will is an important step in managing your estate and ensuring that your wishes are followed after you have passed.
A Will can be contested. When someone contests a Will, they are challenging its validity or the way it was executed or that they have not received adequate provision. Common grounds for contesting a Will include:
The person who made the Will (the testator/testatrix) did not have the capacity to understand what they were doing at the time the Will was created.
The testator was coerced or manipulated by another person into making the Will or changing it in a way that does not reflect their true intentions.
The Will was not executed in accordance with legal requirements. For example, it might not have been signed by the testator/testatrix or witnessed properly.
The Will was obtained through fraudulent means, such as someone deliberately misleading the testator or forging their signature.
A legal action taken to challenge a Will or the distribution of an estate on the grounds that it does not make adequate provision for a family member or dependent.
If you pass away before signing your Will, the document you intended to be your Will typically won’t be legally valid.
If you die without a valid Will, your estate will be distributed according to the intestacy laws of your jurisdiction. These laws typically provide a predetermined distribution scheme, often favouring close relatives like spouses, children, and sometimes other family members.
Cheap Wills is an affordable and quick way to draft a basic will by a legally qualified lawyer. We provide this service with the utmost care and efficiency, ensuring all details are handled seamlessly and promptly with peace of mind guaranteed. Our service is designed to simplify your life and alleviate stress and has proven essential for many of our clients.
Complete the questionnaire and have your personalised will prepared and emailed to you within 48hours.
It's important to ensure that the will is valid in your jurisdiction and accurately reflects your wishes.
For more complex estates or specific needs, consulting with an estate planning lawyer is advisable.
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