Question 1

How long does it take to make a will with GetWill?

Accepted Answer

The online questionnaire usually takes around 15 minutes. After submission you can review your summary immediately. A solicitor reviews your matter, and once approved and paid, suitable standard matters are issued by PDF and post after the professional review window.

Question 2

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Simple will is £150 for one person. Mirror wills are £225 for a couple. Complex wills start from a £150 deposit with final pricing confirmed after consultation. Prices include VAT, solicitor review, one round of revisions, and delivery by email and post.

Question 3

Is GetWill regulated?

Accepted Answer

GetWill is operated by Fifty Six Law Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Wills are drafted and reviewed by qualified solicitors.

Question 4

What's the difference between a simple will and a complex will?

Accepted Answer

Simple wills are for straightforward circumstances such as leaving to spouse or children. Complex wills may be needed for larger estates, business assets, foreign assets, specialist trust planning, or more complex family situations.

Question 5

What happens after I submit my information?

Accepted Answer

You can review your summary immediately. Your matter is reviewed and progressed through payment, professional review, and final issue. Suitable matters are delivered by PDF and post with signing instructions. If solicitor input is required, a follow-up appointment is arranged.

Question 6

Can I make changes to my will after it's completed?

Accepted Answer

One round of revisions is included before final issue. After finalisation, further updates can be requested if your circumstances change.

Question 7

Do you provide witnessing services?

Accepted Answer

No. You arrange your own witnesses. For validity, you and both witnesses must be present together when signing, and witnesses must be eligible and independent from beneficiary interests.

Question 8

Is my will legally valid across the UK?

Accepted Answer

GetWill wills are drafted for England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland have different legal requirements.

Question 9

Who can I appoint as an executor?

Accepted Answer

You can appoint any trusted adult over 18, such as a spouse or partner, adult children, close friends or family members, or a professional executor.

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