Will is a written declaration by a person about his wishes for all the matters such as distributing his / her properties, assets, wealth to family, relatives, outsiders, charities etc. after their death, to be made in the presence of two witnesses.

Preparing a will ensures that all your assets and properties are distributed and disposed of as per your wishes after your death avoiding disputes or legal interference in the family. Also, if you wish to give more share to some of your relatives/heirs and want to ensure that certain person should not get any of your assets and properties, then will is the only effective document to do the same. For example – if one wishes to donate organs, give flat to wife, give more / less to any particular son/daughter, give some amount to parents or also care taker / friend etc., such wishes can be mentioned in a Will which shall be binding to all – family, relatives, all laws, all courts including the Supreme Court of India.

When you dies without writing a Will (called “intestate” in legal language), all your properties, assets, wealth is distributed as per Succession Laws applicable to you, could be like the Hindu Succession Act. You must know that such succession laws have - fixed proportion to distribute properties to all / several family members which may not be as per your wishes. There could be chances of delay in distribution of properties and may lead to legal cases, disputes amongst family members etc

Any person above the age of 18 can make a Will with sound mind i.e capable of understanding his actions and is free from any undue influences.

A Will can be made after attaining 18 years of age. In today’s world of uncertainty if one takes insurance at a young age to provide financial support to the family in case of eventuality why not make a Will which is just a written instruction as on ‘how to distribute insurance claim or other properties / assets’ to the family.

A Will can be made online in 3 simple steps starting with registering yourself on our e-Will platform. Then mention details of your family, properties / assets, liabilities, wishes, property distribution wishes, and finally Will gets delivered online.