Draft for professional review: EstateFlow can turn your captured instructions into a practical draft Will and execution checklist. It is not valid merely because it was generated: the wording, legal capacity, matrimonial position, witnesses and signing process must be checked, and the final Will must be correctly executed.
Guided will preparation
Build a practical draft Will in four guided steps
Step 1 of 4 · About 3 minutes
Who should help carry out your wishes?
Record your preferred nominee. This is a nomination preference only—the Master of the High Court decides who is formally authorised after death.
Required for the worksheet.
Check who receives what
Review the beneficiaries and allocations already captured in your estate dashboard.
Add distribution and care instructions
Use plain language. A professional should convert these intentions into legally appropriate wording.
Review before creating the worksheet
Witness details are planning information only. Confirm eligibility and signing formalities with a qualified professional before signing a final will.
Execution check before signing
Professional review
Understand gaps before signing
Use this review to identify unclear instructions, missing people and allocation issues before a professional prepares or checks the final wording.