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Mirrored Will – £140.00

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- Step 1 of 11

Your details (Testator 1) of 2

First, let’s get to know you. This section captures your details and will only be used to complete your Will.

Testator 1 Name

First

Middle

Last

What’s your full legal name? This is the name on your passport or driving licence.

Testator 1 date of birth

Testator 1 Email

We’ll only email you to help you with your will

Testator 1 Phone

We’ll only call you to help you with your will

Testator 1 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Your details (Testator 2) of 2

First, let’s get to know you. This section captures your details and will only be used to complete your Will.

Testator 2 Name

First

Middle

Last

What’s your full legal name? This is the name on your passport or driving licence.

Testator 2 date of birth

Testator 2 Email

We’ll only email you to help you with your will

Testator 2 Phone

We’ll only call you to help you with your will

Testator 2 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

What is your marital status?

Select your current legal status, even if you know it’s going to change soon. You can always update this in the future.

Single
Living with a partner but not married
Married
Civil Partnership
Engaged
Widowed
Married but separated
Divorced

Who is your partner?

We’ll use this to help whoever deals with your will identify this person. We will never contact them without your permission.

Partners Name

First

Middle

Last

Partners date of birth

Partners Email

Children Details

If your first child is on the way, select “No” for now. You can always update this in the future. Add all your biological and legally adopted children, whether or not you want to leave things to them in your will. Do not add any step children here. You can add them later if you wish to leave them part of your estate.

Do you have any children?

If your child has a disability or will need a guardian after they turn 18, we recommend you seek specialist advice.

How many children do you have?

One
Two
Three
Four
More

Children #1 Name

First

Middle

Last

Children #1 Date of birth

Children #1 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Children #2 Name

First

Middle

Last

Children #2 Date of birth

Children #2 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Children #3 Name

First

Middle

Last

Children #3 Date of birth

Children #3 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Children #4 Name

First

Middle

Last

Children #4 Date of birth

Children #4 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Delay Inheritance

Do you want your minor beneficiaries to wait until a certain age before they receive their inheritance?

Receive inheritance at age:

Executor Details

What is an executor?

Executors are responsible for carrying out the details of your will after you die. This is known as “administering your estate”. This can involve sorting your finances, making sure debts or taxes are paid, and ensuring what remains is properly distributed according to your will. It’s a serious role to undertake.

Would you like to appoint your spouse as 1st executor?

How many Executors would you like to appoint? (Max four including spouse)

One
Two
Three
Four

Executor #1 Details

Executor #1 Full Name

First

Middle

Last

Executor #1 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Executor #2 Details

Executor #2 Full Name

First

Middle

Last

Executor #2 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Executor #3 Details

Executor #3 Full Name

First

Middle

Last

Executor #3 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Executor #4 Details

Executor #4 Full Name

First

Middle

Last

Executor #4 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Trustees

Would you like to appoint your spouse as joint 1st trustee? (Min two Trustees, Max four Trustees)

Yes
No - Specify

How many additional Trustees would you like to appoint? (Min two Trustees, Max four Trustees)

One
Two
Three
Four

Trustee #1

Trustee #1 Name

First

Middle

Last

Trustee #1 Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Trustee #2

First

Middle

Last

Trustee #2

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Trustee #3

First

Middle

Last

Trustee #3

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Trustee #4

First

Middle

Last

Trustee #4

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Funeral arrangements

Do you want to specify any funeral arrangements?

Do you wish to be:

Buried
Cremated

Would you like to make organs available for donation / scientific purposes?

Specify

Accounts and Property

List your accounts and property

This includes bank accounts, pensions, property, businesses and life insurance policies. It helps your executors, the people who will deal with your estate after you die, know which providers to contact. We will not ask for specific details like account numbers.

Bank Account/s

Pension

Life insurance

Stocks and shares

Business that I own

Do you own a property in England, Scotland or Wales

a house in England, Scotland or Wales
agricultural property
trademarks or patents
No Property / None of the above

Property in England, Scotland or Wales information

Does the property have a mortgage?

Mortgage Provider

Do you own a property abroad

Property Abroad Information

Does the property abroad have a mortgage?

Mortgage Provider (Abroad)

The people who you want to leave your personal items (chattels) to?

Do you wish your spouse to benefit from this Will even if divorce / annulment takes place?

Shall personal possessions or chattels be passed to your partner first?

The word ‘chattel’ is a legal term meaning an item of tangible, movable property - something you can both touch and move. Your personal possessions will normally be chattels. Including: items of household furniture paintings, antiques, items of crockery and china, plates and silverware motor cars, lorries, motorcycles items of plant and machinery not permanently fixed to a building

leave your chattels to?

Child
Leave it all to one person or charity

Your estate is made up of the things you own when you die — any property, bank accounts, savings and belongings you'll have. It's hard to predict what you'll own when you die. So, rather than list all the things that you own now, you can leave your whole estate to the people or charities you choose. If you have any sentimental items you want to pass on, or one-off cash amounts you want to leave, we'll ask for details below.

Person or Charity details

Child

What should happen to personal possessions or Chattels not specified by this Will?

Distributed by Executors
Pass to specific recipient

Specify specific recipient

Do you want to leave any gifts of money?

Specify

Are you deliberately excluding any person from this Will who may claim against the estate?

Who are you excluding and why?

Does your wish to relieve anyone of debts upon your's death?

Who should be released from their debts?

Pets

Shall any provisions be made for pets?

What is your pets name?

Who is to care for your pets?

Family member/Friend
Let your executor appoint a pet caretaker?
Shall any pets be cared for by RSPCA's home for life scheme if unable to be homed?

Family member/Friend

Specify cash gift for pet care

Estate Distribution (Residuary Estate)

Your estate is everything you own apart from any specific gifts you decide to leave to people. This is known as your residuary estate. In this section you’ll be able to divide your residuary estate between people and even charities.

Who would you like to inherit your estate?

Pass Estate to spouse
Person #2
Person #3
Charity

Specify Person #2

Specify Person #3

Specify Charity and Registration number

How would you like to share your estate?

Share Estate Equally?

Yes
No - Specify

Person #1 Percentage (%)

Selected Value: 0

Person #2 Percentage (%)

Selected Value: 0

Person #3 Percentage (%)

Selected Value: 0

Charity Percentage (%)

Selected Value: 0

If Person #1, #2 or #3 dies before you, who should inherit their share of the estate instead?

Writing a will is all about being prepared for the unexpected. This is why we also ask you to name back-ups in case your chosen beneficiary dies before you. These are known as secondary beneficiaries.

Who should inherit their share of the estate instead?

Their children
Specific people or charity

Selecting ‘their children’ includes all biological and legally adopted children but not step-children.

Specify people or charities and Percentage (%)

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What our customers are saying

After years of not having a Will or Life insurance in place because I never knew where to start, Troy advised me and kept the process simple and pressure free. I now have peace of mind that my assets are going to go where I want them to, and my debts will not be my children’s problem.

Mark – client since 2020Home User

Troy came out and met with my mum to ensure that we had the right advice for her Lasting Power of attorney documents, we found him to be both professional and friendly and now we have the ability to talk on behalf of my mum should she lose capacity, making it easier to control her pension and care.

Anon – Client since 2022Home User

We recently had our first child and decided to get a Will, Troy came highly recommended by a lot of people. We are delighted to say that we found the process painless and efficient, Troy explained to us what each point meant and kept us informed so that we know what will happen to our assets when we go. We even discussed things like debt, childcare and pets, we were also able to match our Will to cost effective family protection ensuring that my little princess doesn’t have to suffer financially if either my husband or I pass away.

Kerry – Client since 2020Home User

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Your details (Testator 1) of 2

Your details (Testator 2) of 2

What is your marital status?

Who is your partner?

Children Details

Delay Inheritance

Executor Details

What is an executor?

Executor #1 Details

Executor #2 Details

Executor #3 Details

Executor #4 Details

Trustees

Trustee #1

Trustee #2

Trustee #3

Trustee #4

Funeral arrangements

Accounts and Property

List your accounts and property

The people who you want to leave your personal items (chattels) to?

Pets

Estate Distribution (Residuary Estate)

How would you like to share your estate?

If Person #1, #2 or #3 dies before you, who should inherit their share of the estate instead?

What our customers are saying

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