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I, Testator's Name, aged __ years, residing at __________, being of sound mind and memory, hereby revoke all earlier Wills and declare this to be my last Will.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have signed this Will on __ / __ / 20__ in the presence of two witnesses, who have signed in my presence.
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Choose your Will plan
Simple estate? Do it yourself in minutes. Property, business or family complexities? Let an advocate draft it.
Make it yourself, live
Fill a guided form and watch your Will take shape in our live editor — legally structured, ready to sign with two witnesses.
- Ready in about 10 minutes
- Template drafted by legal professionals
- Edit anytime before you download
Best for a few assets going to immediate family.
Drafted by an advocate, around your estate
An advocate understands your assets, family situation and wishes, and drafts the Will clause by clause — with alternate beneficiaries, conditions and executor powers covered.
- Call with the advocate before drafting
- Property across states, business shares, trusts, charity bequests
- Free revisions until you approve — hard copy at your door
Best for larger or complex estates, or where a dispute is possible.
What is a Will?
A Will is a legal declaration of how you want your property, bank balances, shares, jewellery and other assets distributed after your lifetime. You choose who gets what — family, friends, a charity or a trust — and who will carry out those wishes. Without a Will, your estate passes by succession law, which may not match your intent and often leads to disputes and paperwork among heirs.
A Will needs no stamp paper and is valid on plain paper once signed by you and attested by two witnesses. Registering it at the Sub-Registrar is optional but strongly advisable. eDrafter's Wills are drafted by legal professionals under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 — and if your estate includes property, our team can also prepare the related Gift Deed or custom documents.
Testator
The person making the Will. Free to choose any beneficiary — family, friend, charity or trust.
Executor
The trusted person who carries out the Will after the testator's lifetime and ensures everything goes as intended.
Beneficiary
Those who receive the assets — family members, friends, an orphanage, a charity or a trust.
What makes a Will valid
Every eDrafter Will — Quick or Customised — covers these points.
Who should make a Will?
Anyone with assets and people who depend on them. These situations make it urgent.
You own property
A flat, plot or ancestral share — decide who gets it and avoid heirs fighting over title.
You have minor children
Name a guardian and set aside assets for their education and care.
You run a business
Shares, partnership interest or a proprietorship — keep it running without a succession dispute.
Blended or second family
Step-children, a second marriage or a dependent parent — succession law won't reflect your wishes.
You want to give to charity
Leave a share to an NGO, temple, trust or orphanage — only a Will can do this.
NRIs with assets in India
Property or bank accounts in India — a Will here saves your family months of paperwork.
Keep these handy
You don't need originals to start — details are enough. Our team fills in the gaps on the call.
How the Customised Will works
Four steps, one advocate, your Will at your door.
Share your details
Fill the form below with your assets, family and wishes — or WhatsApp us.
~5 minutesAdvocate call
Understands your estate and what you want to protect.
10–15 min callDraft on email
Clause-by-clause draft for your review. Free revisions.
Within 24–48 hrsSign & register
Hard copy couriered; we guide you on witnesses and Sub-Registrar registration.
Delivery in 1–3 daysRequest your Customised Will
Tell us about your assets and family. An advocate gets back to you within minutes. No obligation.
Kindly fill this form with your requirements
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The Will Desk
Yes. Only the ordering is online — the execution is the same as any Will under the Indian Succession Act, 1925: it must be in writing, signed by the testator, and attested by two witnesses who sign in the testator's presence. What matters is that it is drafted correctly and covers every asset and beneficiary clearly.
Registration is optional under the Act — an unregistered Will that is properly signed and witnessed is valid. We still strongly recommend registering it at the Sub-Registrar office with your two witnesses: a registered Will is far harder to challenge and is easier for your executor to act on.
No. A Will attracts no stamp duty and is valid on plain paper, handwritten or printed. You pay only the registration fee if you choose to register it.
Quick Will (from ₹499) suits straightforward estates — a few assets going to immediate family — and is ready in about 10 minutes in our live editor. Customised Will (from ₹3,499) is drafted by an advocate for property across states, business interests, blended families, trusts, charity bequests, conditional gifts, or anything you expect could be contested.
The testator must be 18+ and of sound mind; assets must be described precisely (property as per title documents, bank accounts with account numbers, jewellery with weight); beneficiaries and the executor named with full details; signed by the testator and attested by two witnesses with their names, ages, father's/husband's names and addresses.
Probate is a court certificate confirming a Will is genuine. It is mandatory only in certain cases — for instance Wills made in Kolkata, Mumbai or Chennai, or for immovable property there — and otherwise usually only if a legal heir challenges the Will. A well-drafted, registered Will reduces the chance of a dispute.
Yes. You can add or remove terms through a codicil, or make a fresh Will that revokes the earlier one. The executor, however, has no power to change a Will — only to carry it out.
Legally yes. Many people prefer a separate executor so the Will stays confidential during the testator's lifetime and no heir feels the process was one-sided — your advocate will guide you.
For Hindus, the Hindu Succession Act divides heirs into Class I (spouse, children, mother, etc.) and Class II. Without a Will, assets pass by these rules — which may not match what you want, and often means releases and formalities among heirs. A Will removes that uncertainty.
Yes, with assistance from a person in good health, provided the testator understands and approves the contents. A person who is mentally unwell or unable to understand the document cannot make a valid Will.
Don't leave it to succession law.
Simple estate? Make a Quick Will in 10 minutes. Anything more? Let an advocate draft it.
