A last will and testament (commonly called a will) is a legal document that specifies your wishes clearly in the event of your demise. This document covers how your assets and properties should be distributed, your funeral wishes, and any last messages for friends and family. .

Creating a will is important for all adults, regardless of wealth, marital status, or age. A will allows you to ensure that your loved ones are catered for if you are no longer around. Your will also gives you (and not the government) the power to decide what happens to your assets after you pass and avoids putting your family and friends through the stress of lengthy probate proceedings.

Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to the inheritance laws of the last country or state you resided in or where your property is located. This is called “dying intestate. Without a will, your estate might be distributed differently from your wishes and desires. In some cases, your assets may even be passed unto the state, leaving your dependents uncared for.

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Creating a will with liteWill is easy and intuitive. After registering your account, you can access our online will-maker to create a valid will within 15 minutes. After creating the will, you can download it and sign it in the presence of two witnesses. .

Witnesses are important to ensure that your will is valid and legally binding. They provide proof that you created the will on your own accord without coercion or manipulation. Witnesses must be above 18 years, be of sound mind, and not be named as a beneficiary in the will or married to a beneficiary. .

Yes, as soon as you sign your will in the presence of two witnesses, it is a valid legal document. liteWill was designed by internationally recognized lawyers, and we have ensured that each will created with our online will-maker is legally binding.