It’s the one document that speaks for you when you no longer can. A will ensures your assets reach the right hands, your dependents are protected, and your intentions are honoured — without confusion or conflict.
It servers the following key functions
If an Indian passes away without leaving a Will, it is known as "intestate death". Your estate will become subject to the Indian Succession Act, the Hindu Succession Act, and multiple other complex personal laws. These laws decide who your beneficiaries or legal heirs will be, in what proportion your assets will be distributed, and who will be the Guardian of your children.
Designed by succession-planning experts, a WillCraft Will is drafted with best practices in mind. Every document combines legal accuracy with practical clarity, ensuring your wishes are carried out exactly as intended.
What sets it apart:
Accurately convert your wishes into a legal document
Reflects your unique family structure, dependents, and assets
Removes ambiguity, so your family knows exactly what you intended
Built on 50+ years of combined legal and estate-planning expertise
Your documents are protected with two-factor authentication, SSL, and 256-bit AES encryption, hosted on trusted Google Cloud services
Can be easily updated to reflect changes in assets, relationships, or wishes
Accurately convert your wishes into a legal document
Accurately convert your wishes into a legal document
Create a legally valid Will that meets your needs, with the help of estate planning experts — all from the comfort of your own home.
Explore our services and select the option that fits your needs.
Download the app, or get started here, to draft your Will in just 15 minutes.
We’ll convert your wishes into a legal document. All you have to do is sign!
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A Will is the best way of communicating your list of assets to your family members. It is currently estimated that assets worth up to ₹1.5 lakh crore are lying unclaimed in Indian accounts, because families are not even aware they exist once their loved ones have passed away.
