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Online Will Submission & Testamentary Planning

Securely submit your testamentary instructions, existing drafts, or title documents for professional scrutiny and preparation by Smt. V. Bhagya Lakshmi (Advocate & Notary Public, High Court of AP Bar).

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Frequently Asked Questions About Will Drafting

Key legal guidelines regarding wills, codicils, and inheritance under Indian law.

Is registration of a will mandatory in Andhra Pradesh?

Under Section 18 of the Registration Act, 1908, the registration of a will is optional. However, registered wills or wills executed before an authorized Notary Public carry high evidentiary value and provide strong legal protection against spurious claims by third parties.

What documents are required to prepare a legally sound will?

You will need identity proof of the testator (Aadhaar or Voter ID), property title deeds or pattadar passbooks for immovable properties, bank account details for financial assets, and names with addresses of two independent witnesses who are not beneficiaries.

How is my information protected when I submit documents online?

All communications and submissions are governed by the statutory advocate-client privilege under Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act. Uploaded documents are streamed directly to our encrypted chambers storage and are only accessible by our authorized legal team.