Preamble
I, being of sound mind and body, declare this to be my last will and testament, revoking any earlier wills and codicils.
Draft a clear South African will and prepare the notes your family will one day need — guided step by step, in plain English. About three minutes to see how it works.
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Preamble
I, being of sound mind and body, declare this to be my last will and testament, revoking any earlier wills and codicils.
Pick the closest fit. The guided demo adapts to your answer — you can change your mind at any point.
A plain-language will that reflects your wishes and meets the Wills Act formalities.
Begin hereChoose who will care for your children, and leave a short letter of wishes.
Begin hereAssets, liabilities, liquidity and the notes your family will need.
Begin hereStart with a short guided conversation. We'll help you decide.
Begin hereA short guided conversation about your situation.
People, estate map, and your wishes — one question at a time.
Plain‑language clauses to read and edit clause by clause.
Print, sign on paper with two witnesses, keep the original safe.
Clauses are written in plain language, structured for the Master's Office, and cross‑ referenced to the people and assets you've captured. When you're ready, print and sign with two witnesses.
A draft becomes a valid will only after correct wet‑ink signing. See the signing rules.
I appoint {executor.full_name} as the executor of my estate, with the power to act without providing security to the Master of the High Court. Should the appointed executor be unable or unwilling to act, I appoint {alternate_executor.full_name} in their place.
Your will must be signed on paper, at the end, in the simultaneous presence of two competent witnesses (14+) who then sign in your presence and in each other's. Full Wills Act summary.
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What we produce is a draft. It becomes an executed will once the Wills Act, 1953 formalities are satisfied on paper. Read the full signing rules.
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Trusts, businesses, blended families, offshore assets, or concerns of capacity or coercion should be reviewed by an attorney. The independent attorney review network is in preparation.
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