Preparation Score
See how much relevant information you have completed. The score measures preparation, not legal validity.
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Calm, guided preparation for Scotland
Organise your wishes, understand what may need attention and arrive better prepared for an important conversation with a Scottish solicitor.
Free preparation prototype. No legal document is created.
Preparation Score
82%
A strong start
This example score reflects information completed, not legal validity.
Executor selected
CompleteBeneficiaries identified
CompleteGuardian decision
To considerNearly ready for a solicitor conversation
How it works
One manageable step at a time, with clear guidance throughout.
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Work through clear questions about your family, wishes, assets and existing arrangements.
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Check your answers, preparation score and personalised points worth considering.
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Take an organised report into your conversation with a qualified Scottish solicitor.
About WillWise
WillWise helps you organise your wishes and relevant information before meeting a Scottish solicitor. It offers a calm, guided way to prepare for that conversation.
WillWise is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or create a legally binding will. A qualified solicitor can advise you and prepare a will suited to your circumstances.
Features
See how much relevant information you have completed. The score measures preparation, not legal validity.
Receive supportive, rule-based guidance that helps you notice useful next steps without presenting legal advice.
Understand your progress section by section, from family information to assets and final notes.
Prepare using questions designed for people living in Scotland, where succession law has its own rules.
Signed-out progress stays in your browser. Sign in to save preparations securely to your account.
Create a structured summary to review, print or save before speaking with a Scottish solicitor.
Why preparation matters
Gathering names, relationships, assets and wishes in advance can help you remember important details and ask clearer questions. Your solicitor can then focus on understanding your circumstances and advising you appropriately.
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Frequently asked questions
No. WillWise creates a preparation report, not a will. It should not be signed or treated as a legally binding document.
No. WillWise helps you organise information before seeking professional advice. A qualified solicitor can advise you and prepare an appropriate legal will.
Scottish succession law differs from the law elsewhere in the UK. WillWise focuses on preparation for people living in Scotland without making legal conclusions about individual circumstances.
The time varies with your circumstances and how much detail you have available. You can work at your own pace and return on the same device, or use your account when signed in.
Signed-out answers are stored in your browser. Signed-in preparations are saved to your account in Supabase and protected by per-user database access rules. Answers are not sent to an external AI service. Use a device you trust for locally saved information.
You can review your preparation summary and answers for free. A one-time purchase for that preparation adds the branded PDF, complete print-ready report and future re-download from your dashboard.
Begin when you are ready
Work at your own pace. Review everything before creating your preparation report.