- Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment
A verified advance decision to refuse treatment, often called a living will or advance directive, records the medical treatments you refuse if you lose capacity, drafted for the law you choose.
- Child Care Contract
A Child Care Contract is a written agreement between a parent (or parents) and a child care provider.
- Child Medical Consent Letter
A Child Medical Consent Letter authorises a designated individual to approve treatment for a minor child.
- Child Travel Consent Letter
A child travel consent letter confirms that a parent or guardian agrees to a child travelling without them, with the trip and contact details border officials and carriers may ask for. Drafted for your country's law.
- Codicil
A verified codicil makes a small change to an existing will without rewriting it, such as adding a gift or changing an executor. Drafted for your country's law and signed correctly.
- Declaration of Trust Beneficial Interest
A verified declaration of trust records the beneficial interest in a property: who owns what share, how costs and income are split, and what happens if it is sold or someone wants out.
- Deed of Assignment
A Deed of Assignment is a legal document that transfers an interest, right, or property from one party (the assignor) to another (the assignee).
- Deed of Variation
A Deed of Variation, sometimes known as a Deed of Family Arrangement, is a legal document used in the UK to alter the distribution of a deceased person's estate
- Family Law Arbitration Agreement
A Family Law Arbitration Agreement is a legal contract in which the parties involved in a family dispute agree to resolve their issues through arbitration rather than through court litigation.
- Funeral Plan
A Funeral Plan is a pre-arranged service plan that outlines specific details and arrangements for an individual's funeral.
- Last Will and Testament
A verified Last Will and Testament sets out who receives your estate, who deals with it and who looks after your children. Make your will online, drafted for the law where you live.
- Lasting Power of Attorney
Prepare and organise your Lasting Power of Attorney before you complete the official Office of the Public Guardian forms. For England and Wales only.
- Living Trust
A Living Trust is a trust created by an individual, known as the trustor, during their lifetime. The trustor transfers ownership of their assets into the trust.
- Ordinary Power of Attorney
A verified ordinary power of attorney lets you appoint someone to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf while you have mental capacity. Drafted for your country's law.
- Postnuptial Agreement
A postnuptial agreement records how a married couple or civil partners would divide their assets, debts and the family home if they separate. Drafted for your country's law.
- Prenuptial Agreement
A verified prenuptial agreement records how a couple's property and finances will be dealt with if their marriage ends. Drafted with the safeguards your country's law expects.
- Trust Agreement
A Trust Agreement is a legal document that establishes a trust, which is a legal entity that holds and manages assets on behalf of another person, entity, or group.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which Family Law documents can I create?
There are 17 documents in this category, including Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment, Child Care Contract, Child Medical Consent Letter and Child Travel Consent Letter. Each one is drafted from your answers to a short questionnaire.
Are the documents checked by a solicitor?
On the Verified plan, yes. A qualified solicitor checks your finished document thoroughly, makes any amendments it needs and returns it within 24 hours. Essentials documents are drafted from the same solicitor-maintained questionnaires, without the individual check.On the Verified plan, yes: our lawyers, who are qualified in England and Wales, check it for good practice, formatting and the law, within 24 hours. For documents governed by another country’s law, we also recommend a check by a local lawyer. Essentials documents are drafted from the same lawyer-maintained questionnaires, without the individual check.
Do the documents work outside England and Wales?
Yes. Every document is drafted for your own country’s laws, using your answers. On the Verified plan, our solicitors also check it for good practice, formatting and the law within 24 hours. As they are qualified in England and Wales, for documents governed by the law of another country, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, we also recommend a check by a local lawyer.
How much does it cost?
Documents are included in our Essentials and Verified plans, and both start with a 7-day free trial. You can cancel at any time. See our pricing page for the current prices in your currency.
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