Wills
Draft your will
Answer guided questions, review every clause in plain language, and leave with a will that is ready to sign. It takes about 15 minutes, and you don't need an account to start.
Why a will matters
If you die without a valid will, the Intestate Succession Act decides who inherits — not you. That can leave the people you meant to provide for waiting on a slower, more expensive process, and it can put decisions about your children and your assets in hands you didn't choose.
What you get
- A will drafted to meet the formal requirements of the Wills Act.
- Avermont named as your executor, so your estate is administered by the firm that drafted the will.
- Plain-language guidance at each step — every question explains why it matters.
- Optional safe custody of your signed original in the Avermont vault.
How it works
- Answer guided questions about your family, assets, and wishes. It takes about 15 minutes.
- Review your will. Every clause is shown in plain language before you finalise it.
- Print and sign it with two witnesses, who must be present at the same time.
- Choose safe custody if you would like Avermont to hold the signed original.
Your privacy
What you enter is encrypted at rest. We never export your information without a data-subject request under POPIA or a court order.