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What is a Will and a Codicil ?

A Wil is a legal document that individuals use to bequeath (gift) money and property (estate) to their loved ones. The Last Will takes effect after the individual's (testator) death but can be revoked at any point during his lifetime. A Will or a codicil is exempt from stamp duty, thus will and testament do not need to be written on stamp paper.

The Last will explain what will happen to their estate, including custody of dependents, account, and interest management. The testator must sign the Will, which must be attested by at least two witnesses. A Codicil is an instrument, made in relation to the Will which explains, alters, or adds to its dispositions and is deemed to be a part of the Will. It amends the existing Will but does not replace it.

All About Wills and Codicils

Why you need a Will ?

Your Choice over The Law
For your estate and assets to be distributed to the appropriate beneficiaries after your death, you must have a Will. If you die intestate (without a Will), the law of succession will apply, which means the law will decide who is entitled to your estate.
Reduces Legal Liabilities
If a Will does not exist, the division of estate usually leads to disputes, and these kinds of civil disputes are typically a long and complex process, that may take years and years to settle.
Avoids Family Feuds
A well-drafted Will also helps avoid any dispute within the family. In the case of joint families, or families with strained relationships, the absence of a Will can lead to ambiguity in determining how assets should be distributed.

Documents / Information we need

Testator's Wish
Declaration of how a person wishes their assets to be distributed after their death.
Testator’s Information
Identity proof (Driving License/Voter ID Card/Passport) and Address proof.
Asset Documents
Documents including details of dependents, accounts, investments, and property.
Beneficiary's Information
Identity proof(Driving License/Voter ID Card/Passport) and Address proof.
Executor's Information
Identity proof (Driving License/Voter ID Card/Passport)and Address proof.
Witnesses' Information
Identity proof (Driving License/Voter ID Card/Passport)and Address proof.

What's the process ?

1. ASSESSMENT
Our team will reach out to you to obtain the necessary information to assess the estate of the testator and details of the beneficiaries and witnesses to the Will, as well as any other relevant pieces of information.
3. First Ready Draft
We will complete the first draft of the Will and email it to you for approval within 48 hours. Following approval, any necessary adjustments will be made and submitted to you on the agreed next date.
2. Due Diligence and Drafting
Once we receive the information, we will begin drafting the Will from scratch, including the appointment of an executor, ways in which the testator wants to bequeath his/her estate to the beneficiaries among other important clauses that will vary depending on the needs of each client.
4. Final Agreement
With a high-quality team of professionals, the entire process of creating the draft and delivering the final copy of the Will will be accomplished in 72 working hours.
1. ASSESSMENT
Our team will reach out to you to obtain the necessary information to assess the estate of the testator and details of the beneficiaries and witnesses to the Will, as well as any other relevant pieces of information.
2. Due Diligence and Drafting
Once we receive the information, we will begin drafting the Will from scratch, including the appointment of an executor, ways in which the testator wants to bequeath his/her estate to the beneficiaries among other important clauses that will vary depending on the needs of each client.
3. First Ready Draft
We will complete the first draft of the Will and email it to you for approval within 48 hours. Following approval, any necessary adjustments will be made and submitted to you on the agreed next date.
4. Final Agreement
With a high-quality team of professionals, the entire process of creating the draft and delivering the final copy of the Will will be accomplished in 72 working hours.

Why choose us

PERSONALISED SERVICE

A dedicated Case Manager ensures quick turnout to all your queries and tailored solutions that fit perfectly for your requirements.

72 HOURS DELIVERY

All your drafting queries are addressed, understood, and delivered with quality under 72 Hours.

EXPERIENCED TEAM

Our team of dynamic professionals is well experienced and extremely proficient to cater to your needs, ensuring the best service.

24/7 HELPLINE

We are available to address and clarify all your queries round the clock. So you can worry less and focus more on the business.

Frequently Asked Questions

If a person’s heirs are unhappy with the shares assigned to them, they can contest the will. The most typical reason for a challenge is that the testator was not of sound mind when he or she wrote the will. As a result, it is critical to make the will explicit in terms of property distribution.
If there is no will, the estate will be divided according to the deceased’s personal law. The Indian Succession Act is complicated, with various inheritance regulations for different ethnic groups.
A person must cancel his previous will and proclaim himself to be of sound mind while drafting a will. If he intends to deprive any of his heirs of their inheritance, he should provide justifications. The testator can cancel or modify his will as many times as he wants throughout his lifetime. However, if the first adjustment or modification was not registered, it is essential to do so.
In India, the registration of Will is not compulsory, under the Registration Act. It is the Testator’s choice whether to get the Will registered or not. There is no stamp duty payable on a Will. However, if the Testator wishes to register the Will with the before the registrar or sub registrar of assurances, it provides evidence that the Will has been properly executed. Once registered, the Will is kept in safe custody of the Registrar and cannot be tampered with, destroyed or mutilated. On-registration of a Will does not lead to any inference against its genuineness.