Wills

Who can witness and sign a will?

Who are the valid witnesses to a will? In this Legal & General guide, we explore who can sign a will so that the document is executed properly.

Making a will online

Online will writing services make it easier to protect your loved ones after you've gone. Find out more and make a will online.

What happens if you die without a will?

If you die without leaving a will in the UK, intestacy rules come into play. Read our guide on what happens if you die without a will.

Can a will be changed after death?

A beneficiary can change a will after death by organising what’s known as a deed of variation. But what is a deed of variation? Find out in our guide.

What are the duties of the executor of a will?

Being the executor of a will is a big task, but it’s an important way of fulfilling someone’s wishes. Read our guide on what an executor does

Giving money to charity in your will

Gifting money to charity in a will is a generous way to plan your estate. Read our guide on how to give to charity in a will.

The importance of writing a will

Writing a will is important in making sure your loved ones inherit your money and assets after you’re gone. But what should you put in a will? Read our guide.

Planning for the future

Writing a will is an important life decision, but why are some people choosing not to? We commissioned a survey to understand people’s will making habits. Read more.

Contesting a will

Challenging a will is not something you do lightly. But if you have good grounds for contesting a UK will, read our guide on what you can do next.

Conditional gifts in a will

Putting conditional gifts in a will allows you to specify how your estate should be used. Find out more about how to put conditional bequests in a will.