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WILL REGISTRATION

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What is WILL?

A will is a legal document by which a person, the maker expresses his/her wishes as to how his/her property is to be distributed at the time of death, and it names one or more persons, the executor, to manage the estate until its final distribution. In India, the legal provision related to the will can be found in the Indian Succession Act, 1925, and other personal laws. The Indian Succession Act, 1925 defines the will as 'a legal declaration of the intention of a person with respect to his property, which he desires to take effect after his death.'

How it works?

01

Submit your Will

Provide the executed Will along with testator and witness identity documents.

02

Registration preparation

Our lawyer prepares all documents and schedules appointment at the Sub-Registrar office.

03

Registration assistance

Our lawyer accompanies you to the Sub-Registrar office for the registration process.

04

Registered Will delivery

Receive your registered Will with registration number — making it legally stronger and tamper-proof.

Contents of a Will

  1. Details of Maker: Details such as name, age, address, etc. to identify the maker.
  2. Legal declaration: The declarations made by the maker in the will must be legal.
  3. Intention: The will must clearly reflect the future intentions of the maker, i.e. how he wishes his property to be distributed amongst the beneficiaries.
  4. Beneficiary details: The details such as name, age, address etc. to identify the beneficiaries.
  5. Execution after death: The will must capture the intention of the maker that he wants the will to be executed after his death.
  6. Minors: In case, the maker wants to bestow any property upon a minor, he must also appoint a guardian who will take care of minor's property after the death of the minor.
  7. Executor: The maker should also appoint an executor of his will who will execute the will after the death of the maker.

Should You Get Your WILL Registered?

  1. Reduced Risk of Tampering: Once a will is registered, it is safely stored with the Registrar, reducing the risk of it being lost, destroyed, or tampered with.
  2. Clearer Interpretation: A registered will typically undergoes thorough scrutiny, which means that its terms are usually clear and unambiguous, reducing the scope for misinterpretation.
  3. Official Record: Registration provides an official government record of your will, making it easier to execute your wishes as specified.
  4. Deters Legal Challenges: The act of registration itself can act as a deterrent to those who might challenge the will, as it is generally assumed that a registered will has been prepared with due diligence.
  5. Easy Retrieval: In case the original will is lost, a copy can be easily obtained from the Registrar's office if the will is registered.
  6. Emotional Peace: Last but not least, knowing that your assets will be distributed exactly as you wish can provide a great deal of emotional peace of mind.

Why Legitax

  1. Senior Expert Lawyers: We will get your document drafted/reviewed by Senior Expert lawyers, skilled in Succession Laws. You can track the progress of your document on our platform at all times.
  2. 4.5 Customer Score: Clients are delighted with our service! They have consistently rated us high because of our focus on delivering quality output and providing regular updates.
  3. Responsible Delivery: Our team of experienced business advisors are just a phone call away. Our team will ensure that your interaction with the expert lawyer is smooth and seamless and the document draft is delivered to you within the committed timeline.

Key Deliverables - Will Registration

  1. Discussion time with the Lawyer for drafting/reviewing the Will document
  2. Review of the of the Will Document
  3. Multiple Iterations in the Document to incorporate your suggestions/changes in the most easy to intrepret way so that there should not be any ambiguity.
  4. Registration service at the Local Sub Registrar Office to get the WILL registered for it legal enforcibility.
  5. Lawyer's appointment for getting your WILL registered.

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Frequently asked questions

WILL Registration is a legal process where your last will and testament are formally recorded with the government, providing an additional layer of authenticity and security.

No, registering a WILL is not mandatory in India. However, it is highly recommended for the reasons of legal validity and ease of execution.

Generally, you'll need the original will, proof of identity, and sometimes witnesses. Requirements may vary by jurisdiction.

The time for registration can vary but is usually completed within a few days to a couple of weeks after all required documents are submitted.

Yes, you can make amendments or create a new will to replace the old one. The new document will also need to be registered.

While both registered and unregistered wills can be legally binding, a registered WILL has an added layer of legal credibility, making it less likely to be challenged in court.

An unregistered WILL can still be valid but may be more susceptible to legal disputes and challenges.

While you can't 'unregister' a will, you can create a new will to supersede the previous one, effectively making the old will null and void.

While not mandatory, consulting a legal expert is highly recommended to ensure that the will is drafted and registered correctly, minimizing potential legal issues in the future.