
Write Your Will
Start Your WillPlanning is an act of love.
A Will gives your family clarity when they need it most. Create your Will online in about 20 minutes. A simple, guided way to record your wishes and protect the people and property that matter to you.
Making a Will is not only about distributing property. It is about recording your wishes, reducing uncertainty and giving the people you love a clear way forward. This is designed for straightforward Wills dealing primarily with assets in Kenya.
Why writing a Will matters
A properly prepared Will allows you to express your wishes and make important decisions about your estate instead of leaving those decisions entirely to the law and the courts.
- • Record how you would like your estate distributed, subject to Kenyan law.
- • Appoint executors you trust to administer your estate.
- • State your wishes regarding guardianship of your minor children.
- • Provide for the people and causes that matter to you.
- • Reduce uncertainty, delay and the possibility of family disagreements.
- • Leave clear information and instructions for those administering your estate.
What you will need
Please have the following information ready:
- • Your identification details
- • The full names of your spouse, children and all other dependants
- • The names and details of your proposed executors and alternate executors
- • Your preferred guardians for minor children, where applicable
- • A list of your assets and how each asset is owned
- • The names of your beneficiaries and your intended gifts or distribution proportions
Set aside approximately 20 uninterrupted minutes.
Your Will in three simple steps
1.
Check your suitability
Answer a few preliminary questions to confirm whether WillYako is appropriate for your circumstances. If your estate requires individual legal advice, we will let you know before you proceed.
2.
Tell us your wishes
Complete the guided questionnaire in plain language. You will provide information about your family, dependants, executors, guardians, assets, beneficiaries and distribution wishes.
3.
Review, download and sign
Review your answers and preview your document before payment. Once payment is made, download and print your completed Will and follow the signing instructions carefully.
Your Will only becomes legally effective once it has been properly signed and attested by at least two competent witnesses in accordance with the signing instructions.
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Start Your Will