A two-minute check
Would an online will fit your situation?
For many people with simple wishes, it can. These checks show when personal legal advice may be safer.
Likely a good fitNamed beneficiaries, simple assets and no expected family dispute.
Needs more thoughtA blended family, overseas property, a business, tax questions or a trust.
Always importantThe final will must be signed and witnessed correctly.
What does an online service do?
It usually asks questions and turns your answers into a will document. The provider should explain its price, support and signing process.
Read what is included before you pay. Check whether the service offers human review and what happens if you have a question later.
Five things to know first
- Who you want as executors
- Who should receive your estate
- Who should care for children under 18
- Any gifts of money or possessions
- Where the signed original will be stored
If you feel unsure
Do not force your situation into an online form. A short conversation with a solicitor may save worry and confusion later.
Your choice
Comfortable continuing online?
Continue online, or read the warning signs if anything gives you pause.
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