Wills – Draft and Witness the Signing of Wills
What is a Will?
A will is a legal document that outlines how a person’s assets and estate should be distributed upon their death. It also allows individuals to appoint executors who will manage their estate according to their wishes.
Why Might You Need It?
- To ensure your estate is distributed according to your wishes
- To appoint guardians for minor children
- To prevent disputes over inheritance
Legal Implications of Not Having This Document
- Your estate may be distributed according to intestacy laws rather than your wishes
- Potential legal disputes among family members
- Delays in probate processing
Step-by-Step Process for Drafting and Witnessing a Will
Request a Quote
Provide details of your case via our request form.
Quote & Requirements
We will send you a personalised quote and outline additional requirements.
Appointment Booking
We will schedule an appointment with our solicitor to draft and finalise the will.
Signing & Witnessing
The will is signed in the presence of our solicitor to ensure its legal validity.
Important Note:
For this document, we provide in-person witnessing services. The individual must be present before us for the process to be completed.
Apostille Solutions works with a solicitor firm based in South London. If your service requires in-person attendance, you will need to travel to South London for an appointment.
