Will writing · Solihull
Will Writing in Solihull
Make your will online today, checked by a solicitor, from £19.99. We’re based in Solihull, and while most customers complete everything online in about 20 minutes, a home visit or an in-person appointment can be arranged if you would rather talk it through face to face.
How does it work?
Complete your will online through a short set of guided questions, and a qualified solicitor checks the finished document before you sign. Being based locally in Solihull, an in-person appointment is straightforward to arrange if you would prefer one.
You decide who inherits your assets and property, choose your executors, and say who should look after any children under 18. A solicitor reviews the wording and every detail before you print and sign the will in front of two independent witnesses.
Can I visit in person instead of going online?
Yes. As we are based in Solihull, an in-person appointment or a home visit and consultation can be arranged for you on request. Most customers still choose the quicker online route, but the choice is genuinely yours.
An in-person conversation and advice suit anyone with a more complex family situation, inheritance planning to discuss, or a beneficiary who needs extra protection. Our assisted service, where we prepare and solicitor-check the will with you, is £245 for a single will and £395 for couples, including VAT. That is one price whichever way suits you, by phone, here at our Solihull office, or on a home visit, and the visit is free with no travel charge added. Call to arrange a time that suits you.
What does it cost?
A single online will is £19.99, including VAT, and mirror wills for a couple are £29.99, both drafted and checked by a solicitor. A traditional solicitor in the area typically charges £200 to £650 for the same last will and testament.
See the full cost breakdown for what can push a solicitor’s price up, and why a straightforward estate rarely needs it.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Solihull?
Yes, we are based in Solihull. Most customers still complete their will online for speed and convenience. An in-person appointment or a home visit can be arranged easily and quickly if you would prefer to discuss things face to face instead.
Is an online will legally valid?
Yes. Online wills are legal throughout England and Wales, provided the finished document is signed and witnessed correctly by two independent witnesses present together at the same time. Being made online has no bearing on its validity once properly executed.
What is the biggest mistake in a will?
Getting the witnessing wrong is the most common and costly mistake: too few witnesses, a witness under 18, or a beneficiary acting as a witness, which cancels that person’s own gift under the will. A solicitor check catches these before you sign.
How long does the online process take?
Around 20 minutes for the guided questions, start to finish. A qualified solicitor then reviews the finished document, and you print and sign it yourself in front of two independent witnesses, present together, which is what gives it proper legal effect.
Verdict
Verdict on will writing in Solihull
Being based locally means an in-person appointment is genuinely easy to arrange. Most people still find the online route quicker and just as thorough. The same solicitor check and the same service apply either way, covering your wishes and any legacy you want to leave, plus probate guidance if you need it. A lasting power of attorney or a trust can be arranged alongside your will if your circumstances need one.
£19.99, or call 0121 285 3282 to book an appointment.