Your Will is worthless
if your family can't <em>find it</em>.
Your Will, Codicils, executor details, and supporting legal documents — kept in one place your family can actually access when it matters. MPIN-protected uploads and a plain-language Legal Guide.
The Problem
A Will is useless if it can't be found.
Every year, countless families face emotional and financial hardship because a loved one's Will is lost, outdated, or inaccessible. Physical documents can be misplaced, damaged, or deliberately hidden. Digital files get lost in old email accounts or forgotten hard drives.
When the time comes, your family needs clear instructions, not a stressful treasure hunt. Soult ensures your most important documents are secure, up-to-date, and accessible to the right people at the right time.
of people with a Will don't know where it is.
Source: FindLawin unclaimed assets sit with banks & insurers in India alone.
Source: RBI / IRDAIWills are considered outdated at the time of death.
Source: LegalZoomof people do not have a Will at all.
Source: AARPThe Soult Solution
One Secure Vault for Everything Legal.
Soult provides a dedicated, secure space for your Will and all related documents. No more scattered papers or lost files. Just one central, organised hub for your legacy.
Your Will & Codicils
Upload your primary Will and any subsequent amendments (Codicils). We provide templates if you're just getting started.
Executor & Witness Details
Store contact information for your executor(s) and witnesses, ensuring your family knows exactly who to contact.
Legal Guide & FAQ
Our plain-language guide demystifies the legal jargon, helping you understand the process and make informed decisions.
Supporting Documents
Attach related documents like Power of Attorney, Living Will, or letters of instruction to provide a complete picture for your family.
MPIN-Protected for Your Privacy
All your documents are encrypted and can only be accessed with your unique MPIN, ensuring complete confidentiality until you decide otherwise.
Getting Started
Store and Organise Your Will in Minutes
Whether you already have a Will or are working on one with your lawyer, Soult keeps it safe and easy to find. Our templates are based on Indian law; UAE-specific will guidance is coming soon.
Prepare Your Will
Work with a qualified professional on a Will that suits where you live.
Add the Details
Record executor and witness details, and where the original is kept.
Print & Sign
Sign your Will following the formalities your lawyer advises.
Upload to Soult
Scan and upload the signed copy to your secure vault.
What is a Will?
Your Final Instructions
A Will, or 'Last Will and Testament', is a legal document that outlines your wishes for the distribution of your property and the care of any minor children. It names an 'executor'—the person or institution you trust to manage your estate and ensure your wishes are carried out.
Without a Will, the law decides how your assets are divided, which may not align with your intentions. A clear, properly prepared Will is one of the most powerful tools you have to protect your loved ones and secure your legacy.
The Role of an Executor
The Person Who Makes It Happen
Choosing an executor is one of the most critical decisions in estate planning. This person is responsible for locating your Will, inventorying your assets, paying off debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to your beneficiaries as you've instructed.
It's a role of immense trust and responsibility. You should choose someone who is organised, trustworthy, and capable of handling financial and legal matters. It's also crucial to inform them of their role and let them know where to find your Will.
Soult simplifies this by allowing you to securely share access instructions with your designated executor through our Executor Flow.
What is a Codicil?
Making Small Changes to Your Will
Life changes, and your Will might need to as well. A Codicil is a legal document used to make minor changes or additions to an existing Will. Instead of rewriting the entire Will, you can use a Codicil to update a beneficiary, change your executor, or add a specific gift. It must be signed and witnessed just like the original Will.
Change of Executor
Your chosen executor may no longer be able or willing to serve.
Add or Remove a Beneficiary
Due to births, deaths, marriages, or changes in relationships.
Update a Specific Gift
You may have sold an asset you bequeathed or wish to change who receives it.
Appoint a New Guardian
If the guardian you named for your minor children is no longer suitable.
Example of a Codicil Clause
I, [Your Name], being of sound mind, declare this to be the first Codicil to my Last Will and Testament dated [Date of Original Will]. I hereby revoke the appointment of [Old Executor's Name] as my Executor and appoint [New Executor's Name] in their place.
Note: This is a simplified example. Always use a proper legal template or consult a lawyer for a Codicil.