

Write Your Will and Leave a Legacy
Writing your will with Online Probate is a win, win situation! Not only will you get expert, professional advice, we’ll also donate 25% of the fee directly to LCH Charity.
Together we can help support thousands of disadvantaged children. What a legacy to leave to behind.
Use the referral code LCH25 and we’ll automatically donate 25% of the fee.
A trusted service
At Online Probate we do things a little differently.
Many people believe that getting a will written is an expensive and time consuming process that has to be done by a solicitor. It doesn’t!
At Online Probate our will writers are financial and estate planning experts. We use our professional expertise to help you avoid over paying inheritance tax, ensure your assets reach the right beneficiaries and ultimately save you money.


We're here to help
When you choose Online Probate, you’re only ever a call or email away from help. Whether you have questions about writing your will or want to make changes to your will at a later date, it’s so easy to get in touch.
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.


Your questions about will writing answered
Why do I need a will?
A will is a legal document and your chance to state what happens to your things when you die. It includes details about properties, accounts and possessions (your estate) and you get to decide who gets what (beneficiaries). If you have children under the age of 18, making a will allows you to legally state who (legal guardians) and how they should be cared for.
What if I die without a will?
Dying without a will is called intestacy, which means your estate will be distrusted according to the rules of intestacy. Loved ones who believe they are entitled to certain things can end up in long disputes which can be unnecessarily painful and costly.
Can I leave gifts in my will?
You can leave different types of gifts in your will. These can either be specific items like jewellery, vehicles or artwork or you can make a residuary gift which is a percentage of your overall estate. Donations to charities or organisations are typically residuary gifts rather than a lump sum of money, simply because a sum of money can lose value over time.
Ready to sort your will and pledge to make a difference?
At Online Probate we’re on a mission to empower people. We believe that planning and dealing with legal matters around death doesn’t need to be complicated and expensive. Instead, we’re making it simple and affordable.

