Did you know that over half of UK adults haven't written a Will? A lot of people think it's unnecessary or just too complicated. But in Scotland, where family situations can be pretty complicated and diverse, not having a Will can leave loved ones facing avoidable legal hassles.

Imagine having the peace of mind that your wishes are clear, and your family is taken care of, no matter what life brings. Sadly, myths about Will-writing stop so many people from making this important decision.

At WeWill, we're here to make writing a Will simple, affordable, and accessible for everyone in Scotland. Let's clear up the confusion, bust the biggest myths, and show how easy it is to secure your future and protect the people you care about.

Myth 1: Only the Wealthy Need a Will

A lot of people think writing a Will is only for the wealthy. However, in Scotland, the average household wealth is around £214,000 (source). That includes property, savings, and personal belongings - things most of us have, no matter our income.

If you don't have a Will, the Scottish rules of intestacy decide what happens to everything you own. And that might not match what you'd want. For example, your assets could go to distant relatives instead of close friends or a partner.

Writing a Will means you're in control. It lets you make sure everything you've worked for goes where you want it to. No matter the size of your estate, it's about making sure things are sorted the way you'd like when the time comes.

Myth 2: I'm Too Young to Write a Will

A lot of people think that Wills are only for older people, but life has a way of surprising us. Whether you're in your 20s, 30s, or 40s, unexpected events can, and do happen.

If you've bought a home, had children, or started saving for the future, you've got things worth protecting. Statistics show that only 26% of parents (Kings Court Trust) with children under 4 years old still don't have a Will in place.

This can leave families facing complicated and avoidable legal situations.

See our article - I'm young and healthy, what age should I make a Will?.

If you were to pass away without a Will, the law would decide how your property and assets are divided. This could mean guardianship for your children, support for your partner, or even sentimental belongings might not go where you'd want them to.

Writing a Will early doesn't mean you're locked into it forever. Life is complicated,, relationships change, families grow, and your Will should be updated when your circumstance change, to adapt to your life and wishes.

Starting now gives you control, clarity, and confidence that everything's sorted, even if life takes an unexpected turn.

Myth 3: Making a Will Is Complicated and Expensive

Many people put off writing a Will because they think it's a long, complicated process that costs a small fortune. But that's no longer the case.

WeWill is the only online Will-writing service for Scotland. We are changing the game, providing a modern platform, making it easier and more affordable than ever to get your Scottish Will written.

Traditional solicitor routes often involve lengthy appointments and fees starting at £300 plus VAT, which can be off-putting. But with WeWill, you can complete your Will entirely online, at your own pace, and for a fraction of the cost of traditional services.

Our platform guides you through each step, with clear instructions and detailed guides explaining what you need to do and any legal terms in each step.

What's more, we're upfront about pricing; £90 for a simple Will. There are no hidden costs, so you know exactly what to expect.

We believe in full transparency and excellent customer service. And because we work exclusively under Scots law, you can trust that your Will is tailored to your specific needs and legal framework.

The Best Time to Write Your Will Is Now

Whether you're just starting to think about writing a Will or you've already begun the process, there's no better time to take that final step.

Completing your Will allows you to tick-off that nagging list of things to do, but it's more about taking control of your future and ensuring that your family and loved ones are cared for.

Our platform makes writing a Will simple, affordable, and suited specifically for Scots. From start to finish, we guide you every step of the way, allowing you to take your time and make your Will from the confort of your own home.

Don't let myths or distractions hold you back. Log in or get started today and see how easy it is to create a Will with WeWill.

Your future and your loved ones are worth it.