Online Wills

Making a will online is the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to make a will in the UK. If your will is relatively straightforward you do not need a solicitor, or the expense, to make a fully valid and legal will.

Making a Will has never been easier than this!

Just answer a few simple questions online, check the summary of your Will at the end, and then pay securely by credit card and your Will is automatically prepared.

With the better websites you can then print out your Will and sign it immediately, it really is as easy as that.

Solicitors, of course, will tell you differently!

What to look for with an Online Will

1. That is can be completed quickly.

2. That the website is clear and easy to use (tenminutewill is easiest)

3. That is can be printed and signed immediately. Avoid websites where the will is emailed.

4. That you can save your work and come back later

5. That there is a FREE Trial period available.

6. That you can get FREE updates (very low cost websites will charge for updates)..more

7. That a Lasting Power of Attorney option is available, even if just to add later.

8. That your will is solicitor checked.

9. That cost is reasonable. Please avoid the ultra low cost options which are not solicitor checked and where they will almost certainly charge you for amendments and updates.

The only Online Will Website offering all the above in Ten Minute Will.

Information about Online Wills Websites

Quick Comparison of Online Wills Websites

When you should NOT Make a Will Online

You should consult a solicitor in the following circumstances. Otherwise an Online Will is your easiest option.

We would recommend that you seek independent advice if one or more of the following apply:

• If you are not a British citizen and your permanent home is not in the UK.
• If you own a farm.
• If you are a sole trader and wish to leave specific instructions as to the continuation of your business.

Note

If you have immovable assets (e.g. property) anywhere other than in England or Wales, then you should make a Will Online for all of your assets in England and Wales and then make another will in the country in which your other assets are situated.