(England & Wales)
Create your will with executor appointments, guardian provisions for minor children, specific gifts, and residuary estate distribution.
Professionally drafted — structured following Wills Act 1837 requirements for England and Wales.
Download a professionally drafted last will and testament template, also known as a will, testament, or final will. Covers executor appointments, substitute executors, guardian appointments for minor children, specific gifts and legacies, pecuniary legacies, residuary estate distribution, contingency beneficiaries, per stirpes provisions, trust provisions for minors, trustee investment and maintenance powers, digital assets and passwords, funeral wishes, property disposition, debts and taxes payment, witness attestation with full details. Over 60% of UK adults have no will — dying intestate means the law decides who inherits, not you. Unmarried partners receive nothing under intestacy rules. Marriage automatically revokes an existing will under Section 18 of the Wills Act 1837. Structured following Wills Act 1837 requirements for England and Wales.
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A valid last will and testament in England and Wales must include a testator declaration, executor appointments, guardian provisions for minor children, specific gifts, residuary estate distribution, trust provisions, witness attestation by two independent adults aged 18 or over, and proper execution under the Wills Act 1837.
A comprehensive Last Will and Testament must clearly define:
Our will is professionally drafted and includes all essential clauses for UK validity.
Related documents: Many people also create a Codicil for future amendments, Letter of Wishes to guide executors, and Advance Directive for healthcare decisions.
Dying without a valid will — known as dying intestate — means your estate is distributed under intestacy rules, not your wishes. Unmarried partners receive nothing, and administration typically costs 30–50% more than with a will in place.
Married/civil partner + children: spouse gets first £322,000 plus personal belongings and half the remainder; children share the other half. No spouse: children inherit everything equally. No spouse or children: parents inherit, then siblings, then more distant relatives. Unmarried partners: nothing. Stepchildren (not legally adopted): nothing. Charities: nothing.
Without a will, the law decides who inherits. Take control for £10.
Our will template covers executor appointments, guardian provisions, specific gifts, pecuniary legacies, residuary estate distribution, trust provisions for minor beneficiaries, digital assets, funeral wishes, and full witness attestation — professionally formatted for probate registry submission.
Professional, based on UK law, and ready for signing immediately.
The most common will-making mistakes include using a beneficiary as a witness (which forfeits their inheritance), failing to include a residuary clause, not appointing substitute executors, and making handwritten alterations without proper witnessing.
Our template addresses these issues with professionally structured provisions based on UK law.
Print on quality paper. You MUST have two witnesses present when you sign — both must be 18+, neither can be a beneficiary (or married to one), and all three of you must watch each other sign. Sign in black ink. Never staple the will after signing. Store the original safely and tell your executors where it is.
Yes. When completed and signed correctly, this creates a legally recognised will under England and Wales law.
Our template includes professional legal structure, all required clauses, and proper signing/witness requirements.
Wills are widely used across the UK to distribute estates. High-value or complex situations? Some customers opt for solicitor review before signing.
Most customers complete this confidently without one. Our template is based on UK law and includes clear guidance for typical estates.
Our template includes step-by-step guidance, all standard clauses, and professional formatting. Consider solicitor review for complex circumstances.
Solicitor fees for a standard single will typically range from £150 to £500+, depending on complexity and location. High-street firms generally charge at the lower end, while specialist will-writing solicitors may charge more for complex estates.
Our template is £10 one-time. Many complete their will confidently without additional legal costs.
Consider solicitor review if you have a complex estate, business assets, or overseas property.
Yes. There is no legal requirement to use a solicitor to make a will in England and Wales. The law requires that you are 18 or over, of sound mind, and that the will is properly signed and witnessed.
Our template guides you through every clause with step-by-step instructions. Many customers complete their will confidently without one.
Consider solicitor review if you have a complex estate, business interests, overseas assets, or blended family arrangements.
A single will covers one person. Mirror wills are two separate wills for a couple (married, civil partners, or unmarried) that largely reflect each other — typically leaving everything to each other first, then to children or other beneficiaries.
If you're in a couple and want matching wills, our Mirror Wills template covers both wills in one purchase.
If you only need a will for yourself, this single will template is the right choice.
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