"A Last Will and Testament is a legal document that allows a person ("Testator") to clearly and precisely specify how the assets including belongings and property will be distributed after the death of the Testator. This allows the Testator to control who inherits or gets the assets after their death and helps in avoiding disputes among the beneficiaries. A Will should include details like family, assets, liabilities, Beneficiaries, an Executor, the names of two Witnesses, and the date and place of signing. It’s recommended to add as much detail about important people as possible to make it easier for the Executor to execute the estate properly.".

"Any person who is 18 years or older, of sound mind, and able to understand the implications of the will. The Testator should not be under the influence of substances or undue pressure at the time of making the Will.".

"The Last Will comes into effect after the demise of the Testator.".

"The Last Will only comes into effect after the demise of the Testator, so it does not affect the assets of the Testator until death. A Last Will allows the Testator to control who inherits the assets and belongings, avoiding disputes among the beneficiaries.".

"No, having a Will is not mandatory. However, if the Testator dies without a Will, the remaining assets will be distributed as per applicable personal laws, which may not be in the Testator's interest. A Will is especially important if the Testator has minors, step-children, aged parents, or dependent siblings.".

"If you die without a Will, applicable Succession Laws take effect, specifying what proportion of assets will be passed to family members. In the absence of a Will, a Succession Certificate/Legal Heir Certificate must be obtained for movable properties and Letters of Administration for immovable properties. The process may cause delays before your loved ones receive their inheritance.".

"Your Will can be handwritten or typed on plain paper. No stamp paper is required, and it can be written in any language of your choice.".

"Yes, making an Online Will is legal. WillB helps you create your Will and generates a hard copy that you must sign physically with your Witnesses. This process is legally valid and can include guidance on asset registers, selecting Executors, and Guardians.".