For parents with young children
If something happened to both of you, who would raise your children?
Most Indian parents never write this down. If you don't name a guardian in your will, a court decides under the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956, not you. Take 3 minutes to see where your family stands, then name a guardian in a proper will.
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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
A guided draft built around the Hindu Succession Act, ready to review with a lawyer.
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.
- Share access with your partner, so your family knows what to do.
Common questions
Is a will with a guardian clause valid in India?
Yes. You can name a guardian for your minor children in your will. We give you a guided draft, and 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.