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We'd rather tell you upfront if an online Will isn't right for your situation. For most people it's perfect — but some estates genuinely need a solicitor. Here's how to tell.

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When a solicitor is the better choice

An online Will is built for straightforward estates. If any of the following apply to you, a private-client solicitor or STEP practitioner is worth the extra cost — and we'd genuinely rather you used one:

Why we tell you this

Selling an £69 will to someone who needs £2,000 of solicitor advice would be a disservice — and a Will that doesn't fit your situation can cause real harm. Honesty is the point.

Who ClearLegacy is ideal for

The good news: most people don't have a complex estate. If your situation looks like any of these, an online Will covers you fully and you'll save a great deal of time and money:

Not the right fit if…

  • You need a trust beyond a simple gift to under-18s.
  • You own assets or property outside the UK.
  • You have a business with a shareholder or partnership agreement, or want business property relief planning.
  • You expect a dispute or have a complex family situation.

Perfect fit if…

  • Your estate is straightforward.
  • You want a fast, fixed-price, valid Will.
  • You're comfortable answering guided questions online.
  • You want it usually delivered within 24 hours.

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FAQs

Is ClearLegacy legitimate?

Yes. ClearLegacy produces Wills that are legally valid in England & Wales when signed and witnessed correctly, at a fixed price with secure Stripe checkout. We also tell you before you start if your situation needs a solicitor instead.

Why would a Will company tell me not to use it?

Because the right will matters more than a sale. If your estate is complex, an off-the-shelf online Will can do more harm than good — so we point you to a solicitor. For the majority with straightforward estates, an online Will is the sensible, affordable choice.

How do I know if my estate is 'complex'?

Broadly: trusts beyond a simple gift to under-18s, foreign assets, a business with shareholder or partnership agreements or business property relief planning, very large IHT planning, or a likely dispute. A sole-trader business or a simple gift of shares is fine. If you start our questionnaire and your situation flags as complex, we'll tell you before you pay.

Reviewed by ClearLegacy editorial team · Last reviewed June 2026 · Jurisdiction England & Wales. General information, not legal advice.

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.

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