Not a rewrite. Not a sales pitch.
A written Reading of what your will actually does, what it leaves out, and whether anything needs a professional — free, within 24–48 hours.
Most wills are fine. The point is knowing.
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A will can be signed, stored, and completely out of date — and nobody sends you a letter when it stops matching your life. The document that was right the day you signed it drifts quietly: a marriage, a divorce, a birth, a house, a falling-out. The three questions people actually arrive with:
Witnessing and signing are where wills quietly fail — a beneficiary who witnessed loses their gift.
Marriage can cancel a will entirely; divorce rewrites what an ex receives.
Most people have never had their own will explained back to them in plain English. That's the Reading.
We don't tell you your will is "fine" — no honest reader can promise that from a document alone. A Reading tells you what your will says, what it cannot do, what may need doing, and what we can't see from the document — in writing, in plain English. If something needs a professional, the Reading says exactly why.
The services that promise more than that are selling you something.
Upload it — or if you can't, answer a short set of questions about it instead. About ten minutes.
Not just the document: your marriage, children, home, and executors as they stand today — because that's where wills go stale.
Written, plain-English, within 24–48 hours, by email — yours to keep either way.
Here is what actually gets looked at.
The formal requirements, and the classic failure: a witness who benefits.
Marriage (can revoke the will), divorce (rewrites gifts to an ex), births, deaths among your named people.
Jointly-owned homes can pass outside a will; so do pensions.
Children under 18: named, and named workably.
Trusts, foreign assets, business property, blended families — if it has, the Reading says so and routes you honestly.
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