No, there is no legal requirement stating that a solicitor must write your Will and there never has been any sort of law or requirement. As a matter of fact, you can write your own Will provided it contains all the correct legal terms and procedures are followed correctly. Luckily, when you buy one of our home-will kits all of that is taken care of for you.

Yes, our Will writing kits are legally binding & valid in England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland provided you follow the included instructions and complete your Last Will and Testament correctly.

Our Legal Will Kits are legal in Scotland You just have to adhere to Scottish Will law.

Scottish Will law states that your spouse and children have prior rights to inherit, which means:

• If you have a spouse, they must receive a minimum total of one third (33.3%) of your estate.
• If you have children, they must receive a minimum total of one third (33.3%) of your estate evenly between them.

Scottish Will law also states that you only need one witness to sign your Will, although there is no harm in having two.

When you use our Will Kit to write a new Will, all previous Wills are revoked and declared invalid. You can only have one valid Last Will and Testament. You cannot have two valid Wills at once. So yes, you can write a new Will with us, as it'll render all previous wills invalid.

We recommend you keep it somewhere safe, dry, and easily accessible for your executor. Storing it elsewhere such as in a safety deposit box, can cause problems, as your executor would have to go through a lengthy legal process to obtain it, as they are not you. We also recommend informing your chosen executor of the whereabouts of your Will to make sure there are no problems.

No, our Will kits include a set of step-by-step Instructions and a completed example to refer to, which makes the entire will-writing process quick and easy. It only takes a matter of minutes to write your own Will, it is simple, and you can do it all in the comfort of your own home.

Although it's similar as it is a DIY Will kit, our UK Last Will and Testament kits are a much improved and more comprehensive version than the post office will kit. A post office will kit does not include a clear set of step-by-step instructions or a completed example to refer to if you are unsure. The process of writing your Will with our will kit is much more simple.

The days of paying solicitors hundreds of pounds are over. They have profited from an age-old myth of "You must have a solicitor to write your Will" for way too long. The truth is that this has never actually been true. There has never been a law or legal requirement for this. So join the thousands of our happy customers, save yourself a lot of hassle and money and get yourself one of our Legal Will Kits.

1. Debts - Your debts could be passed on to your loved ones, leaving them in financial turmoil.

2. Possessions - Your money, property & assets could be disposed of or given to and sold by the government.

3. Children - If you have minor children, they could go into the state care system and end up in a foster home.

4. Funeral Arrangements- Your funeral and other arrangements or wishes, such as cremation or chosen burial site, may not be carried out.

5. Unworthy Inheritors - Your entire estate could be given to a relative that you do not want inheriting any of your possessions.

6. Arguments & Creating Tension - It could cause arguments and tension between your loved ones as to who they think should get what.

You can avoid these unnecessary consequences by simply making the decision to make a will. All you have to do is buy a will kit today. Once you have taken that step to secure your loved ones futures, you can sit back and relax knowing that they are taken care of should the worst happen.