Yes. A Will isn’t just about wealth — it’s about clarity. Even modest assets, personal items, or responsibilities like children’s guardianship need to be legally defined.

A Will distributes your wealth after your lifetime. A Trust helps you control, protect, and manage wealth both during and after your life — especially useful for complex family needs.

Absolutely! Life changes — and your estate plan should too. Our solutions are flexible and easy to update when needed.

Yes. All documents are professionally drafted and legally valid, adhering to Indian succession and trust laws.

Anyone with:

• Young children
• Multiple heirs
• Special needs dependents
• Significant assets or business holdings
  …should consider a Private Family Trust.

If you pass away intestate (without a Will), your assets are distributed as per the Indian Succession Act — not necessarily according to your wishes. This can lead to family disputes, delays, and even disinheritance of loved ones.

With the right guidance, a Will can be created within a few days. A Trust may take a little longer due to customization, but both can be completed efficiently with professional support.

While handwritten Wills can be legally valid, they often lead to confusion or legal challenges. It’s always safer to have a properly drafted and witnessed Will to avoid ambiguity and future disputes.

Yes, you can mention digital assets like online accounts, cryptocurrencies, or intellectual property in your Will. It’s important to clearly document access and instructions.

The cost depends on the complexity of your assets and family situation. However, the value and security it offers your family far outweigh the cost. Book a consultation to get a transparent quote tailored to your needs.