Wills for One — Fast Track
How Fast Track works
Fast Track is designed for people who already have a clear sense of what they want to put in place.
It offers a structured way to submit your instructions, followed by a careful professional review to ensure everything works as intended. The process is efficient and focused, without losing the care or attention that matters when preparing important documents.
You won’t need to attend a meeting unless it becomes clear that further discussion would be helpful. Instead, the work is guided through clear forms, written feedback and review, allowing your wishes to be shaped and checked in a straightforward, individual way, so you can move forward at a pace that suits you.
This service is provided as part of Elephant Legal’s non-reserved legal services. Find out more about how we are regulated.
Pricing
Fast Track begins with an initial fee of £60. This covers the review of your instructions, any clarification needed and the preparation of your draft will.
£60 initial payment
£130 remaining balance
£190 total service fee
The total cost for this service is £190. Once your instructions are clear and the scope of work has been agreed, the remaining balance of £130 becomes payable before your draft is issued.
You will always be told the full cost in advance, including any additional services, before any further work is carried out.
In some cases, additional services may be appropriate depending on your circumstances — for example where more complex arrangements or trusts are required. If this applies, I will explain this clearly and agree any additional costs with you before any further work is carried out.
You can find out more about Letters of Wishes and additional planning options before deciding whether they are relevant to you.
Get started
Begin the Wills for One Fast Track service by making the initial payment. You will then receive access to the secure online questionnaire where you can provide the information needed to prepare your draft will.
You can complete your instructions at your own pace and in your own time. If anything requires clarification, I will contact you before the draft is prepared.
Initial payment: £60
Start Fast Track — £60The Fast Track process
Your journey with Fast Track
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Getting started
Once you choose Fast Track, we confirm the details and make sure everything needed to begin is in place.
You’ll receive clear information about the process, pricing and what to expect, along with the necessary client care documents. Identity checks are completed so the matter can proceed securely and properly.
Nothing is drafted at this stage — it’s about setting the foundations correctly.
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Sharing your instructions
You’ll complete a clear, structured form to set out your wishes in your own words.
Guidance is built in, and if anything needs clarification, we’ll come back to you in writing.
An initial fee is taken once your details and instructions are submitted. This secures the time and professional review needed to consider your wishes carefully.
Once your instructions are clear and the scope of work is agreed, the total fee is confirmed, including any additional work required to properly reflect your wishes.
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Review and drafting
Once the scope and total agreed fee are confirmed, payment is requested.
Drafting begins once payment has been received.
Your instructions are then prepared carefully into a draft will that reflects what has been agreed, ready for you to review.
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Finalising and completion
You’ll have the opportunity to request changes and confirm the final wording.
Once everything is agreed, and the remaining balance is settled, we guide you through the final steps so your will can be signed and completed.
Support remains available right through to completion.
Ready to continue?
Start your Wills for One Fast Track service
Make the initial payment to begin, or contact Rick if you would prefer to talk through the service first. The initial payment will be deducted from the total Fast Track fee of £190.
Initial payment: £60
Wills for One Fast Track FAQs
Questions before you begin
Clear answers to some of the questions you may have before starting the Wills for One Fast Track process.
Can I make changes to my will?
Yes. You’ll have the opportunity to review your draft and request changes before anything is finalised.
If amendments are needed, we’ll make them and check that the final wording reflects your wishes clearly.
What if my situation turns out to be more complex?
If, during review, it becomes clear that additional support or services are needed to properly meet your wishes, we’ll explain this clearly before anything proceeds.
You’ll always have the chance to decide how you’d like to move forward.
You can also view the additional planning options available through Elephant Legal.
What if I realise I need more support?
That’s absolutely fine. If you’d prefer more guidance or discussion at any point, we can talk through the options and agree the best way to continue.
Fast Track doesn’t lock you into a single way of working.
Do I need to attend a meeting?
In most Fast Track matters, no meeting is needed.
If discussion would be helpful to clarify something, we’ll let you know and agree the next steps with you.
Is Fast Track suitable for everyone?
Fast Track works best for people who already have a clear sense of what they want to put in place.
If you’re unsure, or would value more discussion before deciding, another option may be a better fit — and we’re happy to help you choose.
You can return to the Wills for One routes page to compare the available options.
Wills for One — Fast Track
Ready to put your will in place?
Start the Fast Track process with an initial payment of £60.
Fast Track is designed for people who already have a clear sense of what they want to put in place and are comfortable providing their instructions online.
The initial payment forms part of the total £190 service fee. Once your instructions have been reviewed and the scope of the work has been confirmed, the remaining balance of £130 will be requested before drafting begins.
Careful professional review and support through to a correctly signed will.