FAQs

Do I need to travel anywhere?

No. We’ll arrange for one of our estate planning consultants to visit you at home. That way, you can go through everything in a comfortable, familiar setting.

Will it hold up legally?

Yes. Your will is prepared in full compliance with UK law, following the correct signing and witnessing process. Our experienced consultants handle the details so your wishes are protected and enforceable

Is there a cost involved?

No — this service is genuinely free. There’s no small print, no “first month free” tricks, and no unexpected invoices later. Your will is created without any payment, from start to finish.

How long will the process take?

Many clients have their wills finalised within a couple of weeks. We’ll give you a clear timescale at the start, and work quickly to get everything in place.

What if my needs aren’t straightforward?

From business ownership to overseas assets, second marriages, or gifts to charity — we can handle it. Your consultant will design a will that fits your exact circumstances, without adding any extra charges.

Can I leave something to charity?

Absolutely. You can include a gift to any registered charity, from large national causes to local community projects. Our team can also advise on tax-efficient giving. And, if you wish, you can make a small voluntary donation to a charity in thanks for us completing your will — entirely your choice.

If it’s free, how does your service work?

Our work is funded through long-standing partnerships, trusted relationships, and clients who later choose to use us for other estate planning services. Once people see the care and professionalism we provide, many return to us in the future — but there’s no obligation.

Will my information be safe?

Yes. Your details are handled with the highest level of confidentiality and stored securely under strict UK GDPR compliance. We never sell or share your information — it stays between you and us.

Do I need to be older, unwell, or wealthy to have a will?

Not at all. A will is important for anyone who wants to decide what happens to their belongings, appoint guardians for children, or protect sentimental items and digital assets. It’s about peace of mind, not just money.