Wills

Wills from £99. Mirror Wills from £149.

A clear, fixed-fee Will that says what you want, in your own words, without the jargon. Written for families across England and Wales.

What's included

Everything a straightforward Will needs to cover.

A Will that reflects your wishes

Drafted around your family, your assets and who you want to benefit, in plain English.

Guardianship for your children

Name the people you trust to care for children under 18, rather than leaving it to a court.

Executors clearly appointed

The people responsible for carrying out your wishes and administering your estate.

Guidance on Inheritance Tax

A plain-English steer on how Inheritance Tax may apply to your estate and what can help.

Pricing

Simple, fixed fees. No surprises.

Single Will

From £99

A straightforward Will for one person, covering your estate, guardianship and executors.

  • One Will document
  • Guardianship for children
  • Executor appointment
  • Review call included
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Mirror Wills

From £149

Matching Wills for couples, each leaving assets to the other and then to chosen beneficiaries.

  • Two matching Wills
  • Guardianship for children
  • Executor appointment
  • Review call included
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Will + Trust

Bespoke quote

For families who want a trust built into their Will, for example to protect property or provide for children.

  • Will drafted around a trust
  • Trustees appointed
  • Tailored to your estate
  • Fixed fee agreed upfront
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Without a Will

What happens if you don't have one.

The rules of intestacy decide

Without a valid Will, England and Wales' intestacy rules set out who inherits your estate, in a fixed order that may not match your wishes.

Unmarried partners can inherit nothing

Under intestacy, a partner you are not married to or in a civil partnership with has no automatic right to inherit, whatever your relationship.

A court can decide guardianship

If both parents die without naming a guardian, a court decides who raises your children, based on what it considers best at the time.

How it works

Three simple steps to a finished Will.

Step 1

Tell us about your family

A short questionnaire or call about your assets, family and wishes, at your own pace.

Step 2

We draft your Will

We prepare your Will in plain English and talk you through anything that needs a decision.

Step 3

You sign and store it safely

We guide you through signing and witnessing correctly, and how to store your Will securely.

FAQs

Common questions about Wills.

Do I need a solicitor to make a Will valid?

No. A Will is valid in England and Wales if it is in writing, signed by you, and witnessed by two people who are present at the same time and are not beneficiaries. We guide you through this so it is done correctly.

What happens if I die without a Will?

Your estate is distributed under the rules of intestacy, a fixed legal order of who inherits. This may not reflect your actual wishes, and unmarried partners are not automatically included.

Can I change my Will later?

Yes. You should review your Will after major life events, such as marriage, divorce, having children or buying property. Marriage automatically revokes an earlier Will unless it was made in contemplation of that marriage.

What is a Mirror Will?

Mirror Wills are two matching Wills, usually for couples, each leaving their estate to the other and then to the same beneficiaries, such as children.

Will my Will help reduce Inheritance Tax?

A well-structured Will can make use of available reliefs and allowances, and we will talk you through how Inheritance Tax may apply to your estate as part of the process.

Give your family certainty, from £99.

Start today and have a fixed-fee Will drafted around your family and your wishes.