England and Wales simple wills only — a downloaded PDF is not a valid will until it is correctly printed, signed and witnessed.
A straightforward will, without the fuss

Where there’s a Will, there’s a way.

A personalised simple-will document that becomes legally effective only when correctly printed, signed and witnessed. Answer a few plain-English questions to prepare the document. Your will answers remain in this browser and are not transmitted to Science of Cambridge Ltd.

Start my will

First, is this service suitable?

This version is intentionally limited to uncomplicated estates in England and Wales.

Stop and use a regulated solicitor instead if the person making the will may lack mental capacity, is under pressure or undue influence, cannot read and understand the document, has significant sight or literacy difficulties, needs another person to sign for them, or has any doubt about the effect of the will.
This generator is not suitable for Scottish or Northern Irish wills; overseas assets or domicile; business, partnership or farming interests; trusts; inheritance-tax planning; jointly owned property requiring advice; blended or disputed families; excluding a spouse, civil partner, child or dependant; vulnerable beneficiaries; gifts dependent on complicated conditions; mutual wills; existing contractual promises about inheritance; or any likely claim against the estate.

About you

Use your full legal name and current home address.

Leave blank if not applicable.

Choose your executors

Executors administer your estate. Two are usually sensible, although one can act.

Ask each proposed executor whether they are willing to act. Use a current address where possible. This simplified version does not create detailed professional-executor charging clauses or a full substitute-executor hierarchy.

Specific gifts

You may leave fixed sums or particular possessions before the rest of the estate is distributed.

Avoid describing a gift vaguely. A beneficiary should not witness the will, and neither should the beneficiary’s spouse or civil partner.

Who receives the rest?

The “residue” is everything left after debts, expenses and specific gifts.

A beneficiary must survive you by this period to inherit under the residue clause. This simplified version does not automatically redirect a deceased beneficiary’s share to their children; obtain advice if that is what you want.

Children and funeral wishes

Funeral wishes are expressions of preference and are not normally legally binding.

Specialist advice is recommended where parental responsibility or family arrangements are complicated.

Review your answers

Check names, addresses, gifts and percentages carefully before paying.

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