Estate Planning Centre

Everything about Wills, probate & inheritance — in one place

Plain-English guidance on Wills, probate, executors, inheritance tax and protecting your family — plus the fastest way to make a legally valid Will online.

Make my Will — £89

Single Will £89 · Mirror Wills £129 · legally valid in England & Wales

Make your Will

Dedicated guidance for your situation — each leads straight to a fixed-price online Will.

Wills for homeowners

Protect your property and use your inheritance-tax allowances.

Wills for parents

Appoint guardians and control when your children inherit.

Wills for unmarried couples

Protect a partner who has no automatic right to inherit.

Mirror Wills for couples

Two matching Wills for £129 — the simple choice for couples.

Your first will

Simpler than you think — done online in minutes.

Simple will online

Straightforward wishes, a straightforward £89 will.

Compare & decide

Weighing your options? Honest comparisons, including when an online Will isn't right for you.

ClearLegacy vs a solicitor

When an online Will is right, and when a solicitor earns their fee.

ClearLegacy vs Farewill

Price, speed, updates and who each suits.

ClearLegacy vs Co-op

Lowest price vs a solicitor-backed name.

Who should NOT use us

The honest version: when to see a solicitor instead.

Jointly owned property & Wills

How joint ownership decides what your Will can do.

Mortgage & will planning

Protect a mortgaged home so your family keeps it.

Ready when you are

Fixed price, legally valid in England & Wales, usually delivered within 24 hours.

Make my Will — £89

Learn the essentials

Browse the full libraries, or start with the topics below.

All guides → Knowledge base → Life-situation scenarios → Probate fees calculator →

Probate

Probate timeline Probate costs Valuing an estate How long does probate take?

Executors

Executor duties Executor fees What is an executor? I've been named executor

Inheritance tax

IHT thresholds 2026 Nil-rate band Gifts & the 7-year rule Reduce inheritance tax

Unmarried partners

Can unmarried partners inherit? We own a house but aren't married My partner died without a Will Wills for unmarried couples

Dying without a Will

What is intestacy? Who inherits if there's no Will? Intestacy rules

E&OE — errors and omissions excepted. This page is general information about the law of England and Wales, drawn from the sources it cites; it is not legal, tax or financial advice and ClearLegacy is not a law firm. Rules, figures and fees change, and we re-check them on the review dates recorded in our claims register. Check the primary source, or take advice, before relying on it for your own circumstances.