Need Some Added Peace of Mind?

All of our Will services include an up to 25 - 35 minute consultation to discuss your wishes at no extra cost - but we know from experience that thinking about what happens before and after your Will is just as important as what goes in it.

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24/7 advice available from a real human expert

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Fair & fixed-fee prices, don't overpay for your Will

Experts

Legally trained experts with over 10 years experience

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Some of Our Additional Services

Unlike other providers, we provide a full will drafting service that goes beyond just drafting your Will. Choose from a range of additional services such as storing your Will or severing your tenancy, for a complete Will drafting package and more importantly, complete peace of mind!

POSTAL ORDER - £5.95 PER WILL

In addition to the copy sent via email, we can send you a professionally bound hard paper copy of your final Will, via post, for your signature.

LAND REGISTRY CHECK - £10 PER PROPERTY

If you're unsure whether you hold a property as joint beneficial tenants or tenants in common which may have an effect on your will, we can find out for you.

WILL STORAGE - £35 PER A WILL

Make sure that your Will is kept in a safe and fire-proof place by allowing us to store your will with the government-backed Probate Service.

VARY AN EXISTING PIL DRAFTED WILL - FROM £49.99 PER A WILL

If we drafted your Will previously and you now need to update your Will, benefit from our existing customer rates by updating your will with us!

SEVERANCE OF TENANCY - £75 PER A PROPERTY

Quick and easy service to opt for where it would be more tax efficient/in line with your wishes to either sever the tenancy or confirm a jointly beneficial trust. (what does this mean?)

ADDITIONAL CONSULTATIONS - FROM £25.99 PER ADDITIONAL SESSION

You can contact us at anytime at no additional charge, but if you have opted for a basic will and would like some advice or just want more time to better understand your options, we are here for you.

Any of the above services (except varying an existing will which can be requested by clicking this link here) can be added to your cart when completing a new will form or separately by clicking the link below, if you later decide that you require any of the Additional Services.

Want to Add Any of the Additional Services to Your Will?

Or maybe you want to personalise your Will even further (see below for additional clauses that you can include in your Will)

Want to Add More To Your Will?

Our team are trained to not only provide the most basic and functional wills, but also complicated, personal and comprehensive wills. Make sure that your Will really includes everything that you need, from setting up trusts to giving a right for someone to occupy a property, to legally ensure your wishes are carried out once you're gone. All additional clauses are priced at a low fixed fee starting from £5.50 per clause.

RIGHT OF OCCUPATION


This could be useful if you live in a property (owned in your sole name) with a partner/dependant and you don't necessarily want to gift them the property, but you want to make sure that they are able to live in the Property when you're gone. Once they pass away, then your trustees will give the property to your named beneficiaries.


Useful for unmarried couples and/or blended families

FOREIGN ASSETS


This is a clause ensuring that the wishes under your will do not revoke any other wishes that you have set out under a separate will for your foreign assets and/or sets out the scope of your will i.e. worldwide or just UK assets.


Useful for people who have foreign assets

IMPENDING MARRIAGE


Marriage can automatically revoke a will, so if you intend to get married shortly after executing your will, make sure to include a clause setting out whether or not the will is to be automatically revoked after marriage, only come into effect once married or nothing at all.


Useful for engaged couples

PETS


Worried about leaving behind a furry friend? Make sure to set out provisions for them within your will with this comprehensive clause


Useful for people with pets and animal lovers

HOTCHPOT


We can't predict the future and so if for added piece of mind you intend to make gifts to people during your lifetime, to prevent a possible double gift to a beneficiary or to save you having to update your will every time you make a lifetime gift, simply include a hotchpot clause to take into account any gifts made during your lifetime and recalculate any monetary gifts set out in your Will.


Useful for people who want to make lifetime gifts but also benefit from a will

RELEASE OF DEBT


If there's anyone that you've loaned money to during your lifetime and the money is still outstanding once you've died, your executors have a legal duty to try to reclaim that money. To save your executors time and also where you're willing to forgo an outstanding debt or offset this debt against a gift, it's recommended to set this out within your will.


Useful for people who have loaned money to close friends or family

CONDITIONAL GIFT


This is helpful where you wish to include a small gift to a relative/dependant as a way to deter them from disputing the Will or making a claim under law. This can be effective in cases where you have an estranged dependant or dependant who you cannot trust with large funds.


Useful for people with estranged/difficult relationships

NOTICE


You can insert a notice that someone does not benefit from your will at all, which can help provide evidence of your clear wishes if they ever dispute the terms of the Will.


Useful for people with estranged/difficult relationships

GIFTS


Want to set out more monetary or specific gifts than our Standard Wills allow? No problem, simply use this option to add as many additional gifts as you like (£10.50 per gift)


Useful for people who want to make more than 8 gifts under their will

When two or more people purchase or own property, they can either own the property as Joint Beneficial Tenants or Tenants in Common. How you hold a property can have implications on how you wish to draft your will. For example if you hold the Property as joint beneficial tenants, but you wanted to gift your share of the Property to your children or a third party, rather than to the other owner of the Property then it would be best to sever the tenancy as with JBT ownership, when one owner dies, ownership of the whole property will automatically fall to the surviving owner. If you hold property as TIC with your spouse and you intend to gift the property to your spouse anyway, you may want to make a JBT declaration at this point to save on any future admin concerning the legal transfer of your ownership to your spouse.