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Wills where you can see why every clause is there

Each clause comes from a written rule applied to this client's facts. Open any clause and the rule is there, so you can explain it or defend it.

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Clause and its authority
  • Attestation clauseWills Act 1837, s.9
  • Gift to a child who dies firstWills Act 1837, s.33
  • Guardian appointmentChildren Act 1989, s.5

The work this supports

Gifts, executors, guardians, residue

Every clause tied to the rule behind it.

Sample output

Fictional sample wills for Jane Whitfield, marked draft
Fictional sample, marked draft. Not a client document.
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Checks and limitations

Checks depend on the answers recorded and the supported rules for this document. They do not establish that every legal issue has been identified. Your firm must check the facts, the output and the steps needed for execution or submission.

Azmora supports England and Wales. It provides software, rather than legal advice.

Wills - questions

Is this just a document generator with extra branding?
No. Every clause comes from a written rule applied to the facts of the matter. That means any clause can be traced back to the rule that produced it.
Does Azmora give legal advice?
No. Azmora is drafting software - it validates facts against rules and assembles clauses accordingly. A qualified person remains responsible for reviewing the matter and advising the client.
Do you need to be a solicitor to use Azmora for wills?
No. Preparing wills is not a reserved legal activity under the Legal Services Act 2007, so no SRA authorisation is required.
What happens if a rule or the law changes after a will is drafted?
Every clause and calculation is stamped with the exact rule and software version that produced it. A past document stays reproducible even after a rule changes. If a rule behind an unresolved flag is later superseded, Azmora surfaces that on the matter rather than leaving the old assessment in place.
Beyond Wills, LPAs and Trusts, what else do you cover?
Probate applications, Declarations of Trust, the HM Land Registry TR1 and AS1, Expressions of Wishes, Notices of Severance of Joint Tenancy, Advance Decisions to Refuse Treatment and General Powers of Attorney. They all share the same legal checks, client file and audit trail, so you never re-enter client details in a separate tool.

Guides: Who can witness a will in England and Wales, Does marriage or divorce change a will?, How capacity to make a will is tested.

Page updated 2 November 2026.

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