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Most other companies make you pay up front before you have seen what you're going to get. We don't.

You can try our service free of charge. We have nothing to hide.

Only after you have checked that our service gives you what you want in your Will, and only after you have viewed a Summary of what will appear in your Will, and only after you have viewed the first few paragraphs of your actual Will, will we ask you to pay.

What's more, if you find anything wrong with your Will and it's our fault then we will correct the error and give you a 100% refund.
We do not confuse you with complicated forms.

Instead we ask you simple questions with straightforward multiple-choice answers.

Based on those answers, we then ask you to enter only the information that we require.

The result is that you can draft the Will that you want accurately, easily and quickly.

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At tenminutewill.co.uk we are entirely up-front about our costs and, once you've made your Will and/or LPA, you can make UNLIMITED re-writes of your document(s) for FREE.

Only if you want us to check your amended document(s) do we make a charge – and even then it’s only £8.95 per document.

What's more, we also understand that if you like our service you will want to recommend it to your friends. For every friend that you refer to us who makes their Will and/or LPA using our service, we add 2 free ‘re-checks’ to your account. Thousands of our Customers have already taken advantage of this offer.
PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENTS

Solicitors were involved in the design of this site and your Will document is generated from the same database of words and phrases used by lawyers up and down the UK.
During the design process, every conceivable permutation of Will which can be produced from our Intelligent Willwriting Composer © was ‘pre-checked’.

PROFESSIONAL CHECKING SERVICE

As an extra safeguard for 100% peace of mind, every Will purchased from this site is individually checked by a professionally qualified Willwriter. This service also extends to all Lasting Powers of Attorney purchased.

Our Professional Checking Service takes the form of an email that you will receive within 2 working days of the purchase of your documents. This email will EITHER give your documents the ‘all clear’ (in which case you can use the versions you downloaded at purchase time) OR suggest alterations to be made – with a direct facility to contact us if you require further clarification.

As an optional extra, if you have purchased our Printing & Binding Service, we don’t suggest alterations to be made. Instead, we make them for you, and generate and email (and later post) to you the corrected documents.
To complete your Will, you don't have to contact us and you don't have to wait for us to contact you. You do everything online.

Once you've completed and paid for your Will, you get it straight away – both as an immediate download and in an email.

You can have your Will printed - and ready to sign in the presence of 2 witnesses to make it legal - in just a few minutes.
This is just a small selection of the comments we have received from our Customers about our service :-

"I have been delighted with your service and have been telling all my friends and family about it! Thank you."
- C.I.L.  Bath.

"Just writing to congratulate you on the excellent will-writing service which you provide, and I have just used.
The software you use is awesome and you make what could be a complicated task very easy. I will be pleased to recommend your service to others. "
- Mr A.G.  Hythe, Kent.

"A very professional and friendly service. We are very happy with the Wills you have created - and we are busy trying to get our friends to use you !"
- R. & A.B.  Manchester.

"An excellent service - quick, comprehensive, efficient. We have found the supporting documentation most helpful. Thank you for enabling us to sort out this important task in our lives."
- Mr. & Mrs. K.F.  Cambridge.
When you use our service, your details are entered over a secure SSL link and are stored on our system using sophisticated encryption to ensure that your data is 100% safe.

We will never reveal, give, or sell your details to any third party without first obtaining your permission. And you can ask us to remove your details entirely from our system at any time.

Finally, once you've made your Will with us and signed and witnessed it, you'll have the peace of mind of knowing that if you lose it, you can re-print and re-sign it at any time.
We are Members of the Society of Willwriters - the UK's most respected regulatory body for the Willwriting Profession.

You can therefore rest assured that when you deal with us:-
  • You are dealing with an approved and professional organisation.
  • If you have a grievance with us and we do not answer it satisfactorily, you have somewhere to take it further.
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‘Tenants in Common’ (or ‘Severing a Joint Tenancy’) - £19.95

We offer an online service that creates all of the documentation that you need to convert to Tenants in Common (including a completed ‘SEV’ form, if your property is registered) AND creates a personalised set of instructions telling you how and where to sign the documents and where to send them.

The cost of this service (which is sometimes also called 'Severing a Joint Tenancy') is just £19.95 and it can take as little as 5 minutes for you to complete the process. To get started, all you have to do is click HERE.

What does ‘Tenants in Common’ and ‘Joint Tenants’ mean?

When two or more people share the ownership of a property, there are two ways in which the 'Joint Ownership' can be held:-

  • as ‘Joint Tenants’ (or ‘Beneficial Joint Tenants’)
  • as ‘Tenants in Common’

Joint Tenants (or Beneficial Joint Tenants)

With this arrangement, all co-owners effectively own 100% of the property while they are alive and 0% of it if they die leaving a survivor. This means that if two people own a property as Joint Tenants and one of them dies, the survivor automatically becomes the sole 100% owner of the property and the deceased (and the deceased's estate) owns 0%. This means that the deceased cannot leave the property in his/her Will - as he/she no longer owns any interest in it.

Note that unfortunately this arrangement only applies to ownership, and not to Inheritance Tax (IHT). For the calculation of IHT, in the above example the survivor is deemed to have inherited 50% of the property.
 

Tenants in Common

With this arrangement, each co-owner owns a specific share of the property, with the shares adding up to 100%. This means that if one of the co-owners dies, his/her share of the property becomes part of his/her estate and he/she can dispose of it howsoever he/she pleases.
 

How do I find out which I am?

Click here for detailed assistance on how to find out if you are Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common.
 

How do I convert to Tenants in Common?

Simple. Just click HERE to get started.