Your Details
Basic information about the Will-maker
Select all individuals or entities receiving assets under the Will
What Assets Do You Own?
Select all that apply — this determines which property documents you'll need
Any Outstanding Liabilities?
Liabilities should be mentioned in the Will so beneficiaries are aware
Key People
Who will execute, witness, and guard your Will?
Will Signing Preferences
How do you plan to sign and register the Will?
Registration is highly recommended though not mandatory. A registered Will is harder to contest and is accepted as stronger evidence in court.
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Select your assets, family details, and preferences, then click "Generate My Checklist" to see your personalised document list.
How it Works
- Step 1
Tell us about your marital status, religion, and family.
- Step 2
Select assets you own — property, gold, investments, etc.
- Step 3
Mark any outstanding loans or liabilities.
- Step 4
Choose key people — executors, witnesses, guardians.
- Step 5
Set Will signing preferences — registration, fitness certificate.
- Step 6
Get your personalised checklist and start collecting!
Why a Document Checklist Matters
Avoid Incomplete Wills
A Will that doesn't fully describe the assets or lacks proper identification details can be challenged in court.
Speed Up the Process
Lawyers typically charge by the hour. Walking in with all documents ready means fewer sessions and lower costs.
Protect Minor Children
If you have minor children, proper documentation of guardianship preferences and trust provisions is essential.
Registration Benefits
A registered Will carries stronger evidentiary value. The Sub-Registrar keeps a copy, nearly impossible to tamper.
Reduce Family Disputes
Clear documentation with proper asset descriptions and beneficiary details leaves little room for disputes.
Legal Compliance
Indian law requires a Will to be signed by the testator and attested by at least 2 independent witnesses.
Key Roles in a Will
Testator
The Maker of the WillThe person creating and signing the Will. Must be of sound mind and 18+ years of age.
Witness
The AttestorsTwo independent adults who witness the signing. A witness cannot be a beneficiary in that Will.
Executor
The AdministratorThe trusted person who executes instructions, settles debts, and distributes assets after death.
Beneficiary
The InheritorsThe individuals or organizations designated to receive assets or benefits under the Will.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about writing, registering, and preparing documents for a Will in India.
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