Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect the people and plans that matter to you.
As a Lifetime Legal member, you have access to will writing support that keeps the process clear, straightforward and focused on your wishes.
Without a valid will, your estate may not be distributed in the way you would expect.
A will allows you to:
Putting arrangements in place brings clarity and reassurance, especially at times when your family would benefit most from both.
Many people delay making a will because they assume it will be complicated or difficult to understand.
Our approach is designed to remove that worry.
You submit an enquiry and share a few details about your situation. We connect you with the appropriate specialist, who will guide you step by step in plain English.
You will receive clear explanations, practical next steps and support focused on your circumstances.
Inheritance planning allows you to set out how your estate should be managed and passed on.
Trust arrangements can help you:
The aim is to create certainty, so your family knows your intentions clearly.
Certain life events are natural points to review or update your will.
These can include:
If any of these apply to you, it may be a good time to check that your wishes are still clearly reflected.
Please complete this form to access the Will service. All personal information will remain confidential.
Your membership entitles you to a simple Will or simple Mirror Wills. Simple Wills are when you are happy for your estate to pass outright to your chosen beneficiaries as opposed to in Trust, where assets can be protected a bit more.
We do also offer Trust Wills which can protect your assets and ringfence them for our beneficiaries. For example, one of your beneficiaries may be vulnerable to receiving a lump sum of inheritance or you may want to protect your share in your home for someone whilst giving someone the ability to remain there.
Trust Wills start from £299.99 and can always be discussed during our appointment.
You are welcome to return your Will to us for safe storage and storage is covered within your active membership. We would send you a storage certificate and also copies of your signed Wills for your reference.
You can of course keep your Wills at home, we advise making sure they are kept somewhere safe and secure.
Whatever you choose to do, we recommend you make your named Executors aware of where you have chosen to keep the document.
Making a will is not just a legal task. It is a practical way to protect the people you care about and reduce future uncertainty.
