What’s Inside?
Legally valid, multilingual Will Kits, Simple, Affordable
Instant download, Use anytime
What Our Customers Say
Loved that the guide was in Romanian! I could finally understand each step and feel confident doing it myself.
Ana R. (London)
We saved hundreds compared to a solicitor. The mirror wills were simple to fill and came with everything we needed.
Sarah & James (Leeds)
Having the step-by-step guide in Spanish made everything stress-free. It felt empowering to do this on my own.
Lucia G. (Nottingham, Spanish Version)
Need the Will Kit in Another Language?
If you'd like to request a version in a different language, we’d love to help!
Just email us at: contact@mywillkit.co.uk
Let us know your preferred language we’re working to expand!
About My Will Kit
We’re here to simplify the process of writing a legally binding will without expensive solicitor fees.
My Will Kit was created by a qualified estate planner with years of real-world experience helping families plan for the future. Every template, guide, and legal note has been carefully prepared to give you peace of mind affordably and in your own language.
Whether you're single, a couple, or a parent, our Will Kits are designed to be:
Easy to use
Legally valid in England & Wales
Supported by clear, multilingual instructions
And if your situation is complex or your estate exceeds the inheritance tax threshold, we’ll even guide you to the right professionals, because peace of mind matters.
Contact: contact@mywillkit.co.uk
FAQs
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Yes, our templates are designed to be legally valid in the UK when completed and signed correctly. A solicitor is not required.
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Absolutely. The kit includes versions in English, Romanian, Spanish, and Italian to ensure accessibility.
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The templates are based on English and Welsh law. For Scotland or Northern Ireland, consult local legal guidance.
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Once purchased, you’ll get instant access to the templates, legal notes, and step-by-step instructions.
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No, there's no legal requirement to register a will in the UK. Just keep it in a safe place and let your executor know where to find it.