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    Welcome

    Welcome

    Answer the questions, pay and submit, one of our qualified Will Writers will check all the details, if everything appears to be correct a first draft will be emailed to you the same day. You can make one

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    Executors

    An executor administers the estate of the deceased according to the instructions laid out in the will. They can be family members, friends, attorneys, or even financial institutions. One is normally your spouse/partner if you have one. A minimum of two is recommended and no more than 4

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    Trustees

    In a will, trustees manage and distribute assets to beneficiaries according to the testator's wishes. They have fiduciary duties to act in beneficiaries' best interests, handle legal and tax compliance, and maintain accurate records. Trustees play a crucial role in ensuring the proper execution of the will's instructions. They can be the same as the executors

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    Children's Details

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    Guardians

    Guardians in a will are individuals appointed by the testator to take care of minor children or dependents in the event of the testator's death. They have the legal responsibility to provide care, support, and guidance to the minors or dependents until they reach adulthood or become self-sufficient. Guardians in a will typically apply in situations where both parents die or become unable to care for their minor children

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    Substitute Guardians

    Guardians in a will are individuals appointed by the testator to take care of minor children or dependents in the event of the testator's death. They have the legal responsibility to provide care, support, and guidance to the minors or dependents until they reach adulthood or become self-sufficient. Guardians in a will typically apply in situations where both parents die or become unable to care for their minor children

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    General Info

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    Beneficiaries

    We will discuss what you want to leave to whom but use this section to name any people you may wish to leave anything that have NOT ALREADY been detailed in ANY other section

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    Another beneficiary?

    Another beneficiary?

    Another beneficiary?

    Assets and Liabilities Form

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    Does not have to be exact, please pick the figures that is closest

    Does not have to be exact, please pick the figures that is closest

    Does not have to be exact, please pick the figures that is closest

    Bequests

    A bequest is something (money, property etc.) you leave in your will to someone or something (family, charity etc.) It's a way to ensure your wishes are met and support those you care about.Your will can gift anything you own - houses, money, or even creations. Just remember, debts and shared property take priority, and keep things legal!

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    If you have not mentioned this beneficiary previously you will need to write full name, address and DoB

    If you have not mentioned this beneficiary previously you will need to write full name, address and DoB

    Fallbacks - and why you have them

    Fallback beneficiaries are an essential part of Wills, in case your original beneficiary predeceases you then to avoid the failure of the gift or residue you can name the next person/people you would like to inherit the gift/residue

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    So the gift doesn't fail if your first choice predeceases you (dies before you) it is a good idea to name a fallback.

    Your Estate - Residue

    What Residue Includes: Remaining Assets: This includes all assets that have not been specifically gifted to beneficiaries or used to settle debts or expenses. Cash Balances: Any cash left in bank accounts or investments. Property: Real estate or other properties not explicitly assigned to particular beneficiaries. Personal Items: Any personal belongings not specified in specific gifts. What Residue Does Not Include: Specific Gifts: Assets or properties that have been explicitly assigned to specific beneficiaries in the will. Debts and Expenses: Any outstanding debts or expenses that need to be settled from the estate. Taxes: Any estate or inheritance taxes that need to be paid. Trusts: Assets held in trusts with specific beneficiaries are not part of the residue unless specifically stated otherwise.

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    So the gift doesn't fail if your first choice predeceases you (dies before you) it is a good idea to name a fallback.

    All done

    What do you get for £4/month?

    Storage in A Fireproof/Floodproof

    Storage Facility

    Storage In The Cloud

    Registered With The National Will

    Register

    Two Executor Retrieval Cards

    Lifetime Reviews Of Will Free Of Charge*

    *Every 5 Years Or On A Major Change In Your Circumstances Ie Moving House,

    Marriage, Divorce Etc

    If this option is chosen the Will come as parchment paper bound in either a white or black thermal folder

    If you have chosen storage as well then we will send across direct debit request separately

    Thanks, All done, now just click submit!


    A qualified Will Writer will now check the information and draft the Will. Once you have paid, a draft copy of the Will will be emailed to you within 1 working day, if you are happy then the Final Will will be emailed or posted to you for signature by you and your witnesses, depending on your selection. You may make one free amendment to the Will, subsequent amendments may be charged unless they are the fault of Xwills.com


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    For generations, the process of writing a will has been slow, expensive and inconvenient. We created Farewill to change that. Since our launch, we’ve helped tens of thousands of people across the UK to make a will. And every year since 2019 we’ve been crowned National Will Writing Firm of the Year at the British Wills and Probate Awards.

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    It’s easier than you think

    No matter how you write your will, we’ll cut the legal jargon to make it simpler. If you get stuck, we’re only a phone call away.

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    Write your online will with confidence. Our unlimited update service is just £10 a year, so you can change it any time.

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