Create Your Will Online.

For people who die without having left a Will, their assets are divided according to the pre-set property division rules that are in place in their province, and the administrator of their Will is usually decided by a court.

By drafting a Will, you get to choose who your assets go to, and who oversees the process.

No, there is no requirement for a lawyer.

In order for a Will to be legally valid, all that's needed is for it to be properly signed and witnessed. You must be a competent adult of sound mind, and so must be your witnesses.

Rather, traditionally, a lawyer's role has been only to advise - to take instructions and draft the will using common Will templates and software.

However, now, due to the convenience of the internet, we provide direct access to the Will-drafting software that a lawyer would use, cutting out the need for a lawyer.

This is due to the fact that you are no longer paying for a lawyer's time, and are instead getting direct access to the Will-drafting software that they would use.

You get to enter in your Will Plan and build out your Will yourself, instead of being forced to pay a lawyer hefty legal fees just for them to do the exact same thing on their computer.

Even though you are not getting legal advice, because Will-drafting is standardized by software, your finalized Will will be the same as what you would get from a lawyer.

Overall we expect Online Wills services such as ours to grow over time and reduce the need for a lawyer for standard Will-drafting.

If however you feel that your estate is highly complex, then instead we recommend that you seek legal advice from a lawyer.

That said, our services cover the majority of Will scenarios, and for this reason you should attempt to complete our Will-Building Questionnaire Form regardless to at least see if one of our Will Plans suits you.

Other than your name, your province of residence, and the names of your intended heirs - nothing.

We don't require any documents. We don't require any lists of property or accounts. We don't require any old Wills.

The reason for this is that, in a Will, there is no requirement that you have to identify individual pieces of property.

For the most past, property is referred to generally: i.e. "everything to my wife", or "in equal shares to my surviving children". That's it! But if you do want to name certain items specifically, i.e. "my Red Corvette to my brother", you have that option as well.

Therefore, all that we ask is that before you start the Will drafting process, you take a minute to think about your basic Will plan.

You should be aware about what you own and how you own it, and have an intention in mind for it.

Your general Will plan should cover:

1. Who you want your assets to go to (your beneficiaries)
2. In what shares/percentages
3. Who you pick as an alternate choice in case your first choice beneficiaries are not alive

As long as you have thought about that, our Will building process will be very quick and easy!

Currently, there are a handful of other Online Wills services active in Canada. We distinguish ourselves on the following factors.

No registrations, signups, logins, or passwords required

Other Online Wills services require you to register an account with their website in order to use their service. This is completely unnecessary.

We let you build out your Will immediately, without any hassle or barrier. While building it, you can review a draft, edit it, or finalize it.

All that's needed in order to process your purchase are your credit card details and your email address that we will send your Will to.

Our process is seamless and lightning fast.

In the case of our Unlimited Wills Access product, in contrast to a one-time purchase, you are given an account in order to use it.

However, even then, there is no registration until after you've finalized your purchase. Also, we don't require you to memorize a password - the account is strictly tied to your email address.

No fluff or gimmicks

We offer Will documents only, and at just three points: $39 for a Will for one person, $59 for Matching Wills for a couple, and $219 for Unlimited Wills Access.

That's it.

We don't offer "partnerships", "premium packages", "online storage", "registries", or "vaults" because those are unnecessary.

Legally and practically speaking all that you need is to:

1. Have a Valid Will in place.
2. Keep the Signed Original.
3. Advise your Beneficiaries.

The single legal document that you need for your estate is a Will, and that is precisely what we offer. Contrary to deceptive marketing that you may read elsewhere, there are no "premium" versions of a Will.

Once you have signed your Will, it is your responsibility to store and keep this hard copy. That is all. Under Canadian Law, for Wills, courts will only accept originals. Any services offering "digital" or "online" storage are a sham.

Finally, any services along the lines of the "vaults" or "lockers" where you set out list of your property or upload important documents are nothing but unnecessary fluff designed to extract money from you.

To advise your beneficiaries of your property and personal information you may simply do so yourself, verbally. You don't have to pay money to a service for it.