Question 1

Is an online will legally valid in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A will created online is legally valid in the UK as long as it complies with the Wills Act 1837. This means it must be in writing, signed by the testator, and witnessed by two independent witnesses who are present at the same time.

Question 2

How much does WUHLD cost?

Accepted Answer

WUHLD costs £49.99 as a one-time payment. There are no subscriptions, hidden fees, or recurring charges. You pay once and own your will documents forever.

Question 3

How long does it take to create a will?

Accepted Answer

Most people complete their will in approximately 15 minutes. You can save your progress and return anytime, so you don't need to finish in one sitting.

Question 4

Can I see my will before paying?

Accepted Answer

Yes. WUHLD shows you your complete will before you pay anything. You can review every clause, make changes, and only pay when you're 100% satisfied with the final document.

Question 5

Who can witness my will?

Accepted Answer

Witnesses must be 18 or older and cannot be beneficiaries in your will or married to beneficiaries. Both witnesses must be physically present when you sign your will.

Frequently AskedQuestions

Getting Started

How long does it take to create a will?

Do I need to pay before I start?

Can I save my progress and come back later?

What information do I need to prepare?

Can I see the final will before paying?

Legal Validity & Compliance

Is an online will legally valid in the UK?

What makes a will legally valid?

Does WUHLD comply with the Wills Act 1837?

Do I need a solicitor to make a valid will?

How do I sign and witness my will?

What happens if I don't follow witnessing rules?

Who Can Use WUHLD

What's the minimum age to create a will?

Can unmarried couples use WUHLD?

What about civil partnerships?

Can I include stepchildren or blended families?

What if I own a business?

Can I include international assets?

What You Can Include

How many assets can I include?

How many beneficiaries can I name?

How many guardians can I appoint?

How many executors can I name?

Can I leave specific items to specific people?

Can I include funeral wishes?

Can I leave instructions for pet care?

Distribution & Allocation

How does the distribution system work?

What is 'residue' of an estate?

Can I give percentages instead of specific amounts?

What if my assets change value?

What happens if a beneficiary dies before me?

Can I disinherit someone?

Cost & Payment

How much does it cost?

Are there any hidden fees or subscriptions?

What payment methods do you accept?

What's your refund policy?

Why is WUHLD cheaper than solicitors?

Do I pay per update?

After You Create Your Will

How do I properly sign my will?

Who can be a witness?

Where should I store my will?

Should I tell people where it is?

How do I update my will later?

What if I need to make major changes?

How do executors access the will when needed?

Security & Privacy

How is my personal data protected?

Who can see my will information?

Is my data encrypted?

What happens to my data if WUHLD closes?

Do you sell my information?

How long do you keep my data?

Special Circumstances

What if I'm going through a divorce?

What if I recently remarried?

What about jointly owned property?

Can I create a will if I'm in debt?

What if I have a trust?

What about digital assets?

Support & Help

Can I get help while creating my will?

What if I'm not sure about something?

Do you review completed wills?

How quickly do you respond to questions?

Can I speak to someone?

Ready to Get Started?

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