By answering a few simple, plain English, multiple-choice questions, you can get your legally binding Will in just a few minutes.
Work at your own speed: At any stage you can break off and save the work you’ve done, then come back later to finish.
When you’re ready, simply pay online, and download your Will. Then print it off and sign it with 2 witnesses. It will then be legally binding.
At every step, you have online access to our team of professionally qualified Willwriters - who will also
check your Will
after you’ve paid.
This tried and tested method has been used by tens of thousands of satisfied Customers since 2002.
It only takes a second (and costs nothing) to start. Your legally binding Will is just a few minutes away.
Every Will purchased from TenMinuteWill carries £2.5 million of Professional Indemnity Insurance, and is checked by a professionally qualified person both immediately after purchase and after you’ve signed & witnessed it.
This service - unique to TenMinuteWill - is included in the price you’ve paid, and you will hear from us within a few hours of your payment.
This professional confirmation gives you total peace of mind that you have a legally-binding Will, and that your beneficiaries are fully protected.
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For one person
OR a couple wanting to leave
their estate to different people
(you’d then need two of these)
£49.99+VAT
For a couple who are married
or in a civil partnership
or cohabiting
wanting to make similar Wills
£74.99+VAT
If you’re not sure which type of Will or Wills you need, then we can help you decide
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