Will

A Will is an essential document as part of your estate plan. This Will cannot be e-signed.

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Last updated October 23, 2025

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Will

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What is a will?

A will is a legal document that sets out how your assets and property will be distributed after your death.
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When should you use a will?

You should use a will if you want to control how your estate is distributed and appoint people to manage your affairs after you pass away.
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What should be in a will?

A will should include your assets, debts, beneficiaries, executor, and any guardianship arrangements for minor children.
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Frequently asked questions

Who can be an executor and what do they do?

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How do I make my will legally binding?

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Can I include digital assets in my will?

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What happens if I don’t have a will?

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How often should I update my will?

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Can I change my will after it’s been signed?

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What are the risks if my will is not properly signed?

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The Legal Risk Score of a Will Template is High

Our legal team have marked this document as high risk considering:

  • It requires a highly specific signing procedure.
  • It generally involves the distribution of high-value assets.
  • If improperly drafted, it can be challenged in court.

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Articles about Will

How to Update or Revoke a Will
By Katarina Dapcevic|Jul 14, 2020

How to Update or Revoke a Will

Are you unsure how to update or revoke your Will? Are you wondering how marriage or divorce might affect your Will? Find out more here.

Who Can Make a Claim From a Will?
By Tom Willis|Dec 10, 2020

Who Can Make a Claim From a Will?

Do you feel left out of a will? Or perhaps you deserve a larger part of it? Find out how to make claims from a will from this article.

5 Things You Should Always Include in Your Will
By Aditi Ramesh|Jun 21, 2019

5 Things You Should Always Include in Your Will

It’s always best to have a plan for the worst case scenario. Keep reading to find out what you should include in your will

Wills vs Testamentary Trusts: Key Differences
By Alistair Maclennan|Dec 5, 2025

Wills vs Testamentary Trusts: Key Differences

Using a testamentary trust in your will can change the legal ownership of the assets making up your estate when you pass away. Find out more here.

How Often Should You Update Your Will?
By Janette Nalbandian|Jul 16, 2019

How Often Should You Update Your Will?

We understand how difficult it can be to write and update your will, which is why we have created a comprehensive guide to help with what to expect.

How Do I Make A Will? (2025 Update)
By Tom Willis|Jan 7, 2025

How Do I Make A Will? (2025 Update)

A Will is an important legal document that communicates wishes to your estate. Learn how to make your will here.

When to Write a Will
By Kimberly La|Mar 4, 2019

When to Write a Will

A will allows you to have a voice once you’re gone. Read the in and outs when writing one, and important details not to forget.

Can I Leave My Business to Someone in My Will?
By Liesel Millard|Aug 12, 2020

Can I Leave My Business to Someone in My Will?

The preparation of a Will is an extremely important process. Keep reading this article to find out if you can leave your business to someone in your will.

3 Things to Do After Completing Your Will
By Jackie Olling|Sep 8, 2020

3 Things to Do After Completing Your Will

A will is a formal document which notifies others of your wishes should you pass away. Find out what to do after completing your will here.

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