For parents with young children
If something happened to both of you, who would raise your children?
Most parents never write this down. If both of you die and your will names no guardian, a court decides who raises your children, not you. Take 3 minutes to see where your family stands, then name a guardian in a proper will.
Free to start. Your vault is encrypted, so only you can open it.
What every parent should have in place
A named guardian
Choose who raises your children, and a backup, in a will that says so clearly.
A simple will
In India, a guided draft under the Hindu Succession Act, ready to review with a lawyer. Elsewhere, keep your will with the rest of your plan.
Money your family can find
Bank accounts, insurance and investments documented in one place, with nominee details.
A letter for your children
The words you want them to have, kept safe until the right time.
How it works
- Take the 3-minute quiz to see your gaps.
- Document your assets and name a guardian.
- Name your Executor for free, so your family knows what to do. A paid plan adds your partner and others.
Common questions
Can I name a guardian in my will?
In India, the UK, the US and most other countries, yes: a will is where you name a guardian for your minor children. In India we give you a guided draft. Elsewhere, ask a local lawyer to include a guardian clause, then keep the will in your vault so your family can find it. We recommend a lawyer review before you sign.
What happens if I don't name a guardian?
If no guardian is named, a court decides who looks after your children and their share. That can take time and may not match your wishes.
How long does it take?
The quiz takes about 3 minutes. Documenting the basics takes one sitting. It's free to start and no card is needed.
