Record the Existence of Your Will Securely and Privately
Our service allows individuals to securely and privately record that they have made a will, the date it was made, and where it is stored.
The contents of the will are NOT DISCLOSED and remain private.
Why This Matters
Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your wishes and provide clarity for your loved ones.
Without a clear record, it can be more difficult for family members or trusted advisers to confirm that a will exists and where it is located.
Our service is designed to help you keep a secure record of that information.
Things to Think About
When considering your will, it is worth asking yourself:
- Who would look after your children if something happened to you?
- How do you want your assets distributed?
- Have you chosen someone reliable to act as executor?
- Have you considered personal items as well as property and savings?
- Have you reviewed your wishes as your circumstances change?
Making a Will
A will must be in writing and made by a person aged over 18 years (or married if the person is under 18 years) – this person must have the capacity to make this will. The person making the will, signs at the bottom of the will and must have their signature witnessed by two individuals who also sign in the presence of the person making the will.
REMEMBER THAT THE TWO WITNESSES TO THE WILL OR THEIR PARTNERS CANNOT BENEFIT FROM THE WILL.
Please Note: This website records the existence of a will, the date it was made, and where it is stored. It does not create a will online and does not store or disclose the contents of the will.
Who are we?
Eugene Hayes who worked with Ulster Bank for over 30 years is a Fellow of the Institute of Bankers in Ireland, a Qualified Financial Advisor, a qualified Chartered Secretary and a member of the Institute of Directors in Ireland.
In 2002, he incorporated Midwest Corporate Services Limited (authorised by the Department of Justice as a TCSP (Trust and Company Service Provider) to provide corporate governance and company secretarial services to company directors, accountants and solicitors.
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