LAWYER APPROVED Will
faqs

1. What is a will?

A Will is a legal document that you can use to leave your property to the persons or charities of your choice. In your Will, you name Beneficiaries to inherit your property, an Executor to manage your estate and guardians to look after your minor children.

2. What do I need to make my will?


It may help you to make your Will if you have gathered some of these details first:

- an inventory of your property (this is optional)
- a list of beneficiaries and alternate beneficiaries
- If you have minor children - a list of your choices for guardian
- a list of your first and second choices for Executor
- addresses for people you name as guardian and Executor.

3. What can I do with the Quick Laws Will?

With a Quick Laws Will, you can:

  1. Name beneficiaries and alternate beneficiaries that will inherit your estate after you die

  2. Name an Executor who will look after your estate

  3. Name a guardian to look after your minor children.

  4. Give directions about your funeral and for the treatment of your body

  5. Exclude certain persons from receiving a share of your estate

  6. Give donations to charities or other organisations

4. Is my personal information safe and secure?

Quick Laws uses SSL security and an extra layer of data encryption to ensure that any personal information stored and that your payment is secure.

5. What if I have questions along the way?

The Quick Laws Will form provides you with plenty of information along every step of the way. On the right side next to each question, you will see further information relevant to the question in the online interview. You can also contact us with any questions, we are happy to help!

6. How long does it take to receive my completed Will?

For Lawyer reviews, your Will is sent by email within 24 hours. If you have ordered by post, please wait up to 7 days to receive your hardcopy.

7. What do I do once I receive my Will?

It is important to sign your Will correctly. A Will must be signed in front of 2 witnesses. There are particular signing requirements that must be followed when signing your Will. Your Quick Laws Will comes with simple to follow instructions on how to make your Will official and how you may want to store your Will.

Your Will also includes electronic witnessing instructions, keeping you up-to-date with all the latest laws and current procedures.

8. Can I edit my Will?

Of course! If you have chosen the Lawyer approved option, we are happy to make any requested changes and revisions to your draft Will.