Step 1
Answer a few questions
Usually around 15 minutes. Cover your wishes, beneficiaries in England and the Philippines, and more.
Wills for Filipinos
in England & Wales.
Solicitor reviewed.
Protect your family here and back home. Handle cross-border assets, name beneficiaries in the Philippines, and make sure your wishes are legally clear, all online with fixed pricing and professional oversight.
Use code KABAYAN2026 for £50 off
Secure checkout via Stripe. No payment to start.
Filipino Community Offer
KABAYAN2026
£50 off your will
Works for the Single will, Mirror wills and Complex will services.
Enter the code at checkout. One use per person.
Why Filipinos need a will
Living in England or Wales with family and assets in the Philippines creates unique estate planning challenges that a standard will may not address.
Cross-border estate
You may have property, bank accounts, or investments in both the Philippines and England or Wales. A properly drafted will makes your wishes clear for assets here.
Family back home
If you have a spouse and children, English intestacy rules mean parents and siblings inherit nothing, regardless of where they live or how much you support them.
Cultural obligations
Many Filipinos send regular remittances to support extended family. Those payments stop when you die. A will is the only way to continue that support.
Legal clarity across borders
Philippine forced heirship rules differ significantly from English testamentary freedom. A properly drafted will avoids confusion between the two legal systems.
How it works
Step 2
Solicitor review
A qualified solicitor checks everything, including cross-border considerations, before your documents are issued.
Step 3
Download and sign
Print and sign with two witnesses, both present with you at the same time.
Fixed pricing. £50 off with your code.
Prices include VAT. Single and Mirror wills include solicitor review, revisions and delivery. The Complex will service starts with a paid advice consultation.
Single will
£100
£150
For individuals with straightforward wishes. One will, drafted and posted.
Get startedComplex will consultation
£100
£150
Solicitor review, advice and a quote. Your fee is credited towards your final will fee if you proceed.
The completed consultation is chargeable if you do not proceed. Your statutory cancellation rights are unaffected.
Enter code KABAYAN2026 at checkout to apply your £50 discount.
What you get
A straightforward service with clear milestones, professional review, and secure delivery.
Included
Guided intake
Complete your instructions online in around 15 minutes.
Included
Secure checkout
Payment is handled securely via Stripe when you are ready.
Included
Solicitor oversight
A qualified solicitor reviews your instructions before issue.
Included
Final documents
We post your will to you to sign on paper, with signing guidance in your Will Vault.
How GetWill compares
A solicitor-reviewed will at a fixed price. Your code takes £50 off.
DIY will kit
£17.99 to £34.991
- No professional review, so mistakes go uncaught
- Generic wording that may not fit your situation
- Ambiguous clauses can lead to probate disputes
- No one to ask if you're unsure
Solicitors’ firms
£3242
average for a single will, before VAT
- Professional legal advice
- Solicitor reviewed will
- Usually an appointment to arrange
- An estimate can cost more than a fixed fee3
GetWill
From £100
with code KABAYAN2026
- Every will reviewed by a qualified solicitor
- Fixed price, no hidden fees
- Done online in around 15 minutes, delivered in days
- Revisions included, support when you need it
1Printed will kit prices. Source: Lawpack, Wills, checked October 2026.
2Average quoted by solicitors’ firms for a straightforward single will in 2024, before VAT. Our prices include VAT. Source: Legal Services Board, Prices of Individual Consumer Legal Services in England and Wales 2024: Wave 4 Findings Report (June 2025), checked October 2026.
3For a straightforward single will in 2024: £287 average with a fixed fee, £440 with an estimate, before VAT. Source: Legal Services Board, Prices of Individual Consumer Legal Services in England and Wales 2024: Wave 4 Findings Report (June 2025), checked October 2026.
According to C-PAID (a contested wills service founded by GetWill's founder), contesting a will privately can cost tens of thousands of pounds.4Poorly worded clauses, missing signatures, invalid witnessing, and failures to make reasonable financial provision for loved ones under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 are common causes. These are all risks that should be identified and managed during professional review.
In an Inheritance Act claim, the costs of a single one day interim hearing were about £74,000, against a claim for a £75,000 lump sum.5
Court guideline rates for a solicitor with over 8 years' experience are £288 to £579 an hour.6
11,328 caveats to stop a grant of probate were entered in England and Wales in 2025.7
4Source: C-PAID, How much does it cost to contest a Will? (About 2021 (the page shows it was posted five years ago)), checked October 2026.
5Source: Find Case Law, Weisz v Weisz & Ors [2019] EWHC 3101 (Fam), paragraphs 5 and 6 (2 October 2019), checked October 2026.
6Grade A, from National 2 to London 1. Source: GOV.UK, Solicitors’ guideline hourly rates (Rates in effect from 1 January 2026), checked October 2026.
7Source: Irwin Mitchell (HMCTS figures released under FOI), High Court inheritance disputes stay at elevated levels, FOI data reveals (11 May 2026), checked October 2026.
What happens without a will?
Under English intestacy rules, your estate is distributed in a strict order. Extended family you support back home may receive nothing.
1
Spouse or civil partner
2
Children (or their descendants)
3
Parents
4
Siblings (or their descendants)
5
Extended family
If you are married with children, your parents and siblings inherit nothing under English intestacy rules. It does not matter where they live or how much you send them. A will is the only way to change this.
“A will is the simplest thing you can do to protect the people you love, wherever they are in the world.”
Protect the family who
depend on you back home.
A spouse and children inherit under English intestacy rules, but parents, siblings, and extended family do not, no matter how much you send home. A properly drafted will lets you name beneficiaries wherever they live and make sure the people who depend on you are provided for.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Make your will today.
Use code KABAYAN2026 for £50 off at checkout.
Takes about 15 minutes.