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For individuals
Simple Will
Singles, no complex needs
What’s included
The most straightforward will type. Ideal for individuals who want a clear distribution of their estate without trust requirements.
- Named executors (up to 4)
- Full residuary estate distribution
- Specific and cash gifts
- Charitable gifts
- Funeral wishes
Couples & families
Mirror Wills
Married couples and civil partners
What’s included
Two complementary wills for couples — each leaves everything to the other, then to your chosen beneficiaries. Each partner completes their own interview.
- Individual will for each partner
- Cross-gifting structure
- Named executors
- Guardians for children
- Coordinated residuary provisions
Cohabiting Partners Will
Unmarried couples living together
What’s included
Unmarried partners have no automatic inheritance rights under English law. This will legally protects your partner and ensures your estate passes as you intend.
- Intestacy risk notice for solicitor review
- Partner as primary beneficiary
- Survivorship provisions
- All Simple Will features
Children's Trust Will
Parents with minor children
What’s included
Includes trust provisions to hold assets for children until a specified age. Prevents assets passing outright to minors, who cannot legally hold property.
- Statutory trust until age 18 (or 25)
- Named trustees and guardians
- Extended vesting power
- Advancement provisions
- All Simple Will features
Blended Family Will
Second marriages, stepchildren
What’s included
Carefully balances your obligations to a new partner with provisions for children from previous relationships, using a life interest trust structure.
- Life interest trust for current partner
- Remainder to children on trust
- Right of occupation provisions
- Step-child and substitution clauses
- All Simple Will features
Business & complex estates
Business Owner Will
Sole traders, directors, partners
What’s included
Addresses business succession planning, partnership interests, and potential Business Property Relief. Prevents disputes over business assets.
- Business interest clause
- Trustee powers for business assets
- Business Property Relief note
- Continuation and restructuring powers
- All Simple Will features
Property-Rich Will
Multiple properties, buy-to-let
What’s included
Structured for estates with significant property assets. Addresses the residence nil-rate band, tenancy in common arrangements, and property-specific trust language.
- RNRB eligibility review notice
- Joint tenancy vs tenancy in common guidance
- Property allocation provisions
- Property trust options
- All Simple Will features
International Will
Assets or beneficiaries abroad
What’s included
Addresses cross-border estate planning for those with overseas assets, dual citizenship, or beneficiaries residing outside the UK.
- Governing law declaration
- Brussels IV choice of law clause
- Foreign will co-ordination notes
- Double taxation guidance
- All Simple Will features
Giving & care
Charitable Legacy Will
Leaving a gift to charity
What’s included
Includes structured gifts to one or more charities. Leaving 10% or more of your estate to charity reduces the IHT rate on the remainder from 40% to 36%.
- Charitable gift provisions
- 10% IHT relief calculation note
- Named executor and beneficiaries
- All Simple Will features
Vulnerable Beneficiary Will
Disabled or vulnerable dependants
What’s included
Creates a discretionary trust to protect a beneficiary without jeopardising their means-tested benefits, with optional vulnerable person trust election.
- Full discretionary trust provisions
- Means-tested benefit protection
- Vulnerable person trust election
- Letter of wishes guidance
- All Simple Will features
Every will includes
Whichever type is right for you, the same care stands behind it — no tiers, no upgrades, nothing held back.
- Qualified UK solicitor reviewA qualified solicitor reads every clause of your will before it is approved.
- SRA-regulated solicitor sign-offYour reviewer is SRA-regulated and legally accountable for their sign-off.
- Family sharing for executorsGive executors and loved ones access to exactly what they will need.
- Tamper-evident audit trailEvery change is recorded on a tamper-evident log.
- Unlimited amendments during reviewRevise your answers as many times as you need while your will is in review.
- Secure digital vault storageYour will and supporting documents are kept in an encrypted digital vault.
- Signing instructions & witness guideA clear guide walks you and your witnesses through signing, so nothing is missed.
- Email notifications at every stepYou are kept informed at every stage, from submission to solicitor approval.
