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Designed for the new generation, it saves as you go, so you can stop at any time and pick up where you left off. Only unlock it once you are completely happy with it.
A PDF built for an ordinary printer: plain A4, black ink, no special paper, no posting, no appointment.
Sign in ink while two adults watch, both in the room at the same time. They sign it too, and neither can be someone you have left anything to. That is the moment it becomes your will.
In England and Wales no solicitor has to write your will and none has to see it. Signed in ink in front of two witnesses, a will written at your kitchen table is the same law as one written in an office — the Wills Act 1837, which has not changed.
You do not pay to find out whether this suits you. Write every section, read the finished will back on screen, change your mind twice, and decide afterwards.
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Yes, in England and Wales. A will is valid when you are 18 or over, of sound mind, and you sign it in ink in front of two witnesses who are both present at the same time and who sign it too. No solicitor has to be involved, and none has to see it. That is the Wills Act 1837 and it has not changed.
Any two adults who are not beneficiaries and are not married to a beneficiary. A neighbour, a colleague, two friends. If someone you have left something to witnesses your will, the will still stands but their gift fails — which is the one mistake worth being careful about.
Writing the whole will and reading it back is free. £79 once unlocks the document you print and sign, and every rewrite after that is included. There is no subscription and nothing renews.
No. There is no sales team, no callback form and no quote. You write it, you pay once when you want the document, and that is the whole transaction.
Yes, as often as you like, for as long as you are here. Log in, change what has changed, download it again the same day. Sign the new one in front of two witnesses and destroy the old one.
Then see a solicitor. A business, a trust, property abroad, or a family likely to argue over it are all reasons to pay for advice. This is a well-made will for an ordinary estate, not legal advice.
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The document is written for England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own rules, and we would rather say so than sell you a will that half works.