A Will gives you choice. You get to choose:
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Who manages your estate – Appoint someone you trust to handle your affairs.
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Who inherits your assets – Choose exactly who will benefit from your estate.
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Support for charities – Leave a legacy to the causes and organisations close to your heart.
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Your funeral wishes – Make your preferences known and ease the burden on your loved ones.
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Guardianship for your children – Decide who will care for your children if they are still young when you pass away.
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Protection of vulnerable people and your assets – Ensure your Will safeguards what matters most.
Write Your Will Online –
With Real Legal Support
At Toucan Law, we know life gets busy. Writing a Will often drops down the list – until it suddenly matters. Our Online Will service makes it easy to get your affairs in order, without losing the personal touch.
Complete your Will online, in your own time. Then our experienced legal team will review it – line by line – before it's returned to you. No bots. No guesswork. Just proper legal care.
Choose from two clear options below, depending on how simple or detailed your situation is.
Online Will
From £75
Perfect for clear, simple wishes – complete your Will at your own pace, with expert legal review included.
You’ll be guided through a few straightforward questions about your estate and preferences. Once finished, a member of our experienced legal team will personally review your Will within 48 hours, ensuring everything is in order before it’s sent to you for signing.
Professionally Guided From £175
Best for more complex situations – tailored legal advice from start to finish.
If your circumstances include blended families, trusts, property, or you just want expert guidance throughout, this service is designed for you.
We’ll meet by phone, Teams, or in person to talk through your wishes in full and make sure every detail is properly handled.
Ready to Make Your Will?
Now’s the time to put your plans in place.
Book your free consultation with Toucan Law and start creating a Will that reflects your wishes – and protects the people who matter most.
Gain peace of mind knowing you’ve taken care of everything.
A lasting legacy begins with a simple first step.
What Is a Will?
Simply put, a Will is a legal document which provides instructions on what should happen to your assets (this includes your bank account, your home, your investments and even your personal belongings) when you die. Collectively referred to as your estate.
Your Will allows you to choose the people who will inherit from your estate (your beneficiaries) as well as who should carry out your wishes after you die. These are your executors, and it will be their responsibility to ensure that your estate is legally administered and in accordance with your Will. You can also appoint guardians in your Will to look after your children or nominate people to look after your pets, for example.
Why Should I Make a Will?
Making a will is one of the most important decisions you can make to safeguard your family’s future. It’s not just about deciding who inherits your assets; it’s about providing clarity and reducing stress for your loved ones during an already emotional time. Yet, many people delay this vital task, often leaving their families to navigate unnecessary complications.
Making a Will with Toucan Law
At Toucan Law, we make the process of making a will simple, efficient, and stress-free. Our experienced team listens to your needs and offers clear, practical advice tailored to your situation. Whether it’s a standard will or one involving trusts for added protection, we ensure your wishes are documented and legally binding.
Making a will doesn’t have to be daunting. Book a free consultation with Toucan Law and let us guide you through the process. Gain peace of mind knowing your loved ones are protected, and your wishes will be honoured.
Do I Need a Will?
Everyone over the age of 18 should have a Will in place. If you die without a valid Will, the rules of intestacy will apply, and your assets will be distributed without any reference to what you may have wanted or even not have wanted.
These rules are very strict and are not geared up for modern-day life; they do not take into account any unmarried relationships or stepfamilies, for example. Even if you are married, this does not necessarily mean that your surviving spouse will automatically inherit everything from you, so it is important that you ensure that your wishes are properly documented.
What Happens If I Don’t Have a Will When I Die?
If you pass away without a valid Will, your estate will be distributed according to intestacy laws. These laws prioritise spouses, civil partners, children, and other close family members, but may not account for individuals or causes important to you. This can result in delays, legal complications, and disagreements among your loved ones, highlighting the importance of having a Will to ensure your wishes are respected. Find out more here:
Can I write my Will myself?
Writing your own will can be risky, especially if you are not familiar with the legal requirements and formalities that must be followed to make a will valid and enforceable. While it is legally possible to write your own will, it is generally recommended to seek the assistance of a qualified Estate Planner.