Will & Testament
- Fee
- ₹4,999
- Turnaround
- 3-5 days
What this is
A Will setting out who receives your property, money, investments and belongings after you, who will carry it out as executor, and guardianship of minor children, drafted so it is valid under the Indian Succession Act and hard to challenge. It is for anyone who owns anything and wants to decide who gets it. Our panel advocate drafts and reviews the Will and delivers it signed on letterhead; execution before two witnesses, and registration if you choose it, are separate steps we explain.
What you get
A Will drafted, reviewed and signed by our panel advocate on letterhead, covering the testator's declaration and revocation of earlier Wills, the executor and alternate, the schedule of assets, specific and residuary bequests with alternates if a beneficiary predeceases, guardianship of minor children, directions on debts, funeral and digital assets where wanted, a statement of sound mind, and the execution block for the testator and two attesting witnesses. Delivered ready for execution, with a note on how to sign and attest it, whether to have a doctor certify capacity, optional registration with the Sub-Registrar, and safe custody. Registration charges are not included.
How it works
- Upload your ID and a list of assetsProperty papers, bank and investment details, and any earlier Will. We pre-fill the schedule of assets.
- Tell us who gets whatBeneficiaries, shares, specific gifts, executor and guardian.
- Answer the advocate's questionsYour family members and legal heirs, any who are being excluded, joint or nominated assets, your health, and whether anyone is likely to contest.
- PayPay the fee.
- Advocate drafts and signsOur panel advocate drafts the Will and signs it on letterhead.
- Will is deliveredYou receive the Will for execution before two witnesses, with the attestation, registration and custody note.
What to have ready
- Your ID and address proofAadhaar, PAN or passport.
- Property documents (if you have it)Title deeds, allotment letters, society share certificates.
- Bank, investment, insurance and demat statements (if you have it)Latest, showing account numbers and holders.
- Earlier Will or codicil (if you have it)If any.
- Details of beneficiaries and executor (if you have it)IDs or at least full names and addresses.
- Medical certificate (if you have it)If already obtained.
What this is based on
- Indian Succession Act 1925 (1925)
- Muslim personal law
- Registration Act 1908. (1908)
- Hindu Succession Act 1956 (1956)