Your family’s future deserves to be clear and secure. Freedom Wills makes Online Wills that are easy to make and perfectly customized to you.
In an age of convenience, ease is key. From banking to buying groceries, we do nearly everything on the internet – and writing a will is the latest task to be moved out of the offline world. But if you’ve started to run a search for “Are online will legal? or “Is it safe to write a will online?”, you’re not alone. It’s natural for people to be concerned that an online will is just as kosher as one prepared before a solicitor; that the information is safe and, most importantly, that it accurately reflects their intentions.” At Will 4 Less we get that. If you’re based locally, our Online Wills Hampshire service ensures the same security and reliability as traditional will writing, but with the added convenience of digital access.
Let’s unpack what online wills are, how they function and why they may be the best (or worst) choice for you.
What Is an Online Will?
An online will is a legally recognized document made via online technology. Rather than book meetings with solicitors or write documents by hand, you simply respond to a series of guided questions online. The system creates your will based on your responses, which you then have the option to review, print and sign with witnesses (as dictated by UK law).
It’s quick, cheap and easier than you might think – which is why increasingly more of us are writing our wills online every year.
Writing a will has traditionally been seen as a daunting task. A lot of people put it off because it seems confusing or expensive or just like something to worry about “later.”
But life can turn on a dime.
Whether you are starting a family, purchasing real estate, or simply want the assurance of knowing that your loved ones will be cared for, creating a will is one of the most meaningful actions you can take.
What follows are a few of the reasons more people are turning to online wills:
This is one of the most frequent questions we get. And the answer is yes-online wills are legal in the UK, provided they adhere to certain legal requirements.
In order for your online will to be valid:
Be signed voluntarily by an individual over 18. Clearly outline your wishes Be signed by you
Be seen by two people who are not beneficiaries Here at Will 4 Less, our online will is built in accordance with the law to allow you to have 100% peace of mind when you go ahead.
There are several life-altering advantages of making Online Wills:
Is It Really Legally Valid?
Yes. Online Wills that are valid are well-conforming with the laws of each state. With Will 4 Less we don't downplay the legal side of things with executor attention, guardian appointment and witness requirements, are all covered by our software.
Will It Feel Impersonal?
We hear you. A lot of people think an Online Will is nothing more than empty forms. We give it a human voice, we take you in our compassionate arms, we explain every option, and we provide the support we know you need.
Will My Family Understand It?
Absolutely. We focus on clarity. Our Online Will is written in plain English and draws your attention to key points - revision date, beneficiary, gift. It’s peace of mind on paper.
What if My Situation Changes?
Life is unpredictable and so is your Online Will. Plans change, and our platform accommodates that.
We think everyone should have the peace of mind that comes with a quality will for less regardless of your budget. Our Online Will service is:
Making your Online Will is not only about legal protection - it´s about love, responsability, and the good conscience of knowing you´re providing for and protecting your family -come what may.
At Will 4 Less, we’re here to help you have the peace of mind of taking control! You are 30 or 80, married or single, rich or struggling to make ends meet – your future should be safe.