Will Writers You Can Trust
Writing a will shouldn’t be confusing, impersonal, or rushed. At Online Wills and Probate, our will writers make process straightforward, personal, and affordable.
Whether you want to write a will online or meet us in person, we’re real people with years of legal and financial expertise. We’re here to help you create a will that’s legally sound and truly reflects your wishes.
Fairer Costs, Exceptional Value
Single will
Our experienced will writers help you create a tailored will to reflect your wishes. Appoint executors, name beneficiaries, and choose guardians for your children with complete peace of mind.
- Single will £200.00
Price excludes VAT
Mirror Wills
Mirror wills are perfect for married couples or long-term partners who share the same wishes. Each person has their own separate wills with near-identical terms. They’re less rigid than joint wills.
- Mirror wills £250.00
Price excludes VAT
Trust Wills
Trust wills provide increase flexibility and protection of your assets. They are very beneficial for people with vulnerable beneficiaries, blended families and complex estates.
- From £600.00
Price excludes VAT
Why Choose Us as Your Will Writers?
Real People, Not Robots
Unlike many online will providers, we don’t ask you to fill out a cold questionnaire. Instead, we’ll guide you through a comprehensive 1-to-1 fact-finding session, online or in person. You’ll speak directly with a real, experienced adviser who takes the time to understand you, your family, and your priorities.
Trusted Expertise
With a qualified solicitor and a FCA-regulated financial adviser on our team, you’re in safe hands. We’ve got over 20 years of experience helping people make informed decisions about their estate.
Affordable, Straightforward Pricing
No jargon. No hidden fees. Just clear advice and fixed prices for proper will writing services.
Local and National Support
Based in Leicestershire and Cheadle, we support families locally and nationally. Prefer to do it online? No problem. We can complete everything over a secure video call, at a time that suits you.
We’ll Come to You
Need a home visit? We offer local home appointments for that extra personal touch. We can also provide professional witnesses if needed.
What's Included in Our Will Writing Service?
Every will we write includes:
A full fact-finding consultation (no rushed questionnaires)
Discussion of your family situation, assets, and wishes
Help deciding on executors, guardians, and beneficiaries
Guidance on funeral wishes and digital assets
Free advice on inheritance tax and protecting your estate
Professionally drafted will, reviewed by our legal expert
Secure printed copies (with digital copy available too)
We don’t just fill in the blanks. Instead, we help you make sense of everything and leave nothing to chance. Take a look at our Making A Will Checklist for everything you need to consider.
By phone
We can take instruction for your will over the phone at a time that suits you.
By Video Call
We can meet you virtually online on Teams, Zoom or Google.
Arrange a Home Visit
If you prefer face-to-face consultations, we can arrange for one of our experienced advisors to visit you
*Home visits incur an additional charge.
Get Your Will & LPA in 5 Simple Steps
Getting your will written with Online Probate couldn’t be simpler.
1. Get advice
Our friendly advisors will meet you to listen to your needs. We'll provide clear advice, enabling you to confidently make decisions.
2. Get your pack
After a full consultation you'll receive a comprehensive welcome pack. This outlines your chosen course of action and details next steps.
3. Get legal assistance
Our legal team will commence the creation of your essential legal documents.
4. Get your documents
A draft document will be sent to you for review. This is your chance to make any final amendments.
5. Get it finalised
Your final documents will be created and your legal documents will be securely stored with us.
Check the type of will you need
There are 3 main types of will and each offer different levels of flexibility. Discover the right kind of will based on your individual circumstances.
Expertise That Goes Beyond A Basic Will
Creating a will isn’t just about filling in the blanks. We take the time to about understand your life, your family, and how best to protect what matters most.
While most solicitors or online will writers will simply take instructions, we go further. With over 20 years of FCA-regulated financial planning experience and legal expertise, we offer far more than just a document. We provide tailored advice that considers:
Blended and modern families
Business ownership and property
Larger or complex estates
Charitable giving to reduce inheritance tax
Asset protection for vulnerable beneficiaries
Planning for future care needs
We take the time to truly understand your personal and financial circumstances. Through our comprehensive fact-finding process, we’ll help you make informed decisions — not just about who gets what, but how best to structure your estate to reduce costs, minimise tax, and provide lasting security for your loved ones.
Leave a legacy
We work with a number of organisations who have chosen us as their trusted will writing partners. For every will we write on behalf of charities we donate 25% of the fee. Alternatively, talk to us about leaving a pledge to your favourite charities.
Frequently asked questions
What if I die without a will?
Dying without a will is known as dying intestate. The rules of intestacy dictate how your estate is distributed. Here’s what could happen:
- Your spouse or civil partner may not inherit everything if you have children.
- Unmarried partners receive nothing, no matter how long you’ve been together.
- Children under 18 may have their inheritance controlled by the court rather than a trusted guardian.
- Distant relatives could inherit instead of close friends or charities.
- If no legal heirs are found, your entire estate goes to the Crown.
Do I really need a will if I’m married?
Making a will is one of the most of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. A will isn’t just about deciding who gets what, it’s about protecting your family, ensuring you’re not paying too much inheritance tax and that your assets go to the right people. Even if you’re married, a will ensures your wishes are followed and can help minimise inheritance tax or family disputes. Take a look at our guide that explores whether you need a will.
What happens if I already have a will?
If you already have a will, that’s great! However, we advise anyone who got a free will, or a will made quickly to review it with us. Free wills and quick fixes often miss crucial details—like funeral wishes, digital assets, or even proper witnessing. We offer a free review to check whether your current will still reflects your wishes. Many wills written years ago or for free are out of date or legally weak. Take a look at our guide on Free Wills for more details.
Can I write my will online with you?
Yes. However, unlike other online will providers, this isn’t an simple tick-box, questionnaire scenario. We meet with you (online) to provide tailored, comprehensive financial and legal advice, so that you can make informed decisions. We offer secure video calls nationwide and will guide you through the whole process personally. No online forms, no bots, just genuine help and expert advice. Our Making a Will Checklist details everything we’ll ask you about and what you need to consider.
What if I have a complicated family or assets abroad?
No problem! We specialise in complex family setups and can offer tailored advice to ensure everything is handled properly. Our will writers have extensive knowledge of financial planning, so we’re able to provide accurate and helpful guidance so that you can make informed decisions. It’s so important for complex families to create wills that truly reflect their wishes. Our guide, Do I Need A Will?, details all of the different scenarios that we can help you with.
Can you help with funeral wishes or digital assets?
Absolutely. Our will writers go beyond the basics to make sure your will includes your full legacy, including digital and personal. In fact, it’s something we’re really passionate about advocating for. We believe that people should make their final wishes known. For additional helps with this check out our guide on how to plan your own funeral.
Don't I have to use a solicitor to write my will?
Using a solicitor to draft your will is a natural and typical instinct. But it’s not always a good idea or the most cost-effective way of getting a will. Here’s the thing: will writing isn’t just about legal formalities. It’s about making sure your loved ones are protected, your wishes are carried out properly, and your estate is handled in the most tax-efficient way possible. And this is where solicitors often fall short. We offer comprehensive financial advice and expert estate planning, making us a much better choice. For more information take a look at our guide on the cost of making a Will with a solicitor.
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