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What is Will drafting ?

Will drafting is the legal process of preparing a written document, called a Will, in which a person mentions how their property, wealth, assets, and belongings should be distributed after their death. It ensures that there is no confusion or dispute among family members or legal heirs, and your wishes are respected exactly the way you planned. A well-written Will is not just for wealthy people—it’s for anyone who wants to leave behind clarity, peace, and security for their loved ones.

In today’s world, where joint families are turning into nuclear families and property disputes are very common, writing a Will is more important than ever. It avoids unnecessary court cases, delays, and misunderstandings between family members. Whether you own a small home, a bank account, investments, or a business, having a legal Will helps you take control over what happens to your hard-earned assets after your time.

Drafting a Will through CallMyCA ensures that all legal formalities are followed correctly, the document is clear and valid, and your family is protected from future trouble. With our experienced professionals, you can draft a Will easily from the comfort of your home, without legal complications.

To start the process, you’ll need some basic documents like identity proof, ownership proof of property/assets, nominee details, and family information.

 

4 Easy steps Of

Will drafting

Consultation & Information Collection
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Consultation & Information Collection

Drafting the Will Document
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Drafting the Will Document

Review and Final Changes
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Review and Final Changes

Execution and Witnessing
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Execution and Witnessing

DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST

Document Required For Will drafting

BENEFITS OF Will drafting

Advantages of Will drafting

Peace of Mind

Knowing your assets will go to the right people gives you mental peace and satisfaction. You won’t leave behind confusion or family fights.

Avoids Family Disputes

A properly drafted Will minimizes the chances of legal battles between family members over property, business, or money.

Legal Clarity

The Will clearly states who gets what, when, and how—avoiding any misinterpretation or doubt after your death.

Protects Minor Children

You can appoint a guardian for your children in the Will, ensuring they are cared for by someone you trust in your absence.

Helps in Smooth Transfer of Assets

Legal heirs can transfer the assets quickly and smoothly without having to wait for years or deal with court procedures

Tax Advantages

A Will helps in planning taxes better during inheritance and helps the family avoid unnecessary tax burdens.

Appointing an Executor

You can mention a trusted person (called an executor) in the Will who will carry out your wishes legally and fairly.

Covers All Types of Assets

Whether it’s property, bank accounts, shares, insurance, or even digital assets—you can include everything in the Will.

Flexibility & Updates Anytime

Once created, the Will can be updated or modified anytime with legal help if your situation or decisions change.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A Will is a legal document where you mention who should inherit your assets after your death. It ensures that your property and money are distributed as per your wishes, not by government rules. A Will reduces confusion, saves time, prevents family fights, and helps your heirs avoid court hassles.

Yes, even if you have limited assets, drafting a Will is important. Whether it's a house, bank account, gold, or any personal belonging—it ensures that what you own goes to the right person.

You can write a Will yourself, but it's always better to get it drafted professionally to avoid legal errors. A badly written Will can be challenged in court or considered invalid if legal requirements are not met.

An executor is someone you trust to carry out your Will. It could be a family member, friend, or a professional. Choose someone responsible, trustworthy, and ideally younger than you.

Yes, you can change or update your Will anytime by creating a new Will or a legal document called a “Codicil.” Just make sure the latest Will is signed and witnessed properly.

Registering a Will is not mandatory, but it is recommended. A registered Will has higher legal credibility and is harder to challenge in court.

If you die without a Will, your assets will be distributed according to India’s succession laws, which may not match your wishes. It often leads to family disputes and long court processes.

With CallMyCA, our Will drafting service is affordable and transparent. You’ll get expert help without spending a huge amount. Contact us for a custom quote based on your needs.

Keep your Will in a safe place like a locker or with a trusted family member. You can also store a digital copy securely. Avoid keeping it in places where it can be lost or destroyed.

Yes, you can include all types of assets in your Will. Property, bank accounts, shares, digital wallets, gold, vehicles—even personal belongings and business ownership.