Will & Succession
A clear, properly drafted Will is the simplest way to protect your family and avoid disputes over your estate. Registration is not mandatory, but it adds strong authenticity. We draft your Will and handle registration at the Sub-Registrar.
Key benefits
- Professionally drafted to avoid ambiguity and challenges
- Optional registration for stronger evidentiary value
- Executor and guardian appointments included
- No stamp duty is payable on a Will
Documents required
- ID and address proof of the testator
- List of assets and beneficiaries
- Details of the executor
- Two witnesses (for signing / registration)
How it works
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1
Drafting
We prepare a clear Will covering all assets, beneficiaries and an executor.
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2
Review
You confirm the distribution and any specific wishes.
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3
Signing
Signed before two witnesses, who also sign the Will.
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4
Registration (optional)
Registered at the Sub-Registrar with witnesses for added authenticity.
Frequently asked questions
Is registering a Will mandatory?
No — an unregistered Will is fully valid if properly executed. But a registered Will is harder to challenge.
Is stamp duty payable on a Will?
No. A Will does not attract stamp duty; only a nominal registration fee applies if you choose to register it.
Can I change my Will later?
Yes — revoke or update it any time via a fresh Will or a codicil. The latest validly executed Will prevails.