Hitchin is a town that blends history with heart, from the lively Market Place and buzzing cafes to peaceful streets in Walsworth, Purwell, and Westmill. Most people here are busy—balancing careers, school runs, and enjoying the beautiful countryside. That’s why making a will with a high street solicitor never quite makes it to the top of the list. Yet, without a will, your family could face expensive probate fees, legal uncertainty, and weeks of added stress.
WhoGetsWhat lets you take charge. There are no stuffy appointments or mountains of paperwork. Simply use your phone, tablet or laptop—on your terms, in your own home. Whether you’re in Bearton, Ickleford or just back from the market, you can make your will online, whenever you’re ready.
Hitchin homes are precious—Victorian terraces, riverside flats, and family houses near the station all tell a story. With a will, you decide who carries that story forward, using inheritance tax breaks and spelling out your wishes in plain English. You can even leave gifts or legacies for friends, charities, or causes close to your heart.
When the time comes, a valid, clearly worded will means your executor can handle probate at the Hertfordshire Registry quickly and painlessly. That saves your loved ones months of legal worry—and keeps your memory a source of comfort, not conflict.
Whether you stay in Hitchin, move to Letchworth, or anywhere across England and Wales, your WhoGetsWhat will remains valid. Update it for free, anytime your life or family changes.
WhoGetsWhat’s single fee covers unlimited updates and secure cloud storage—no extra costs, ever. And if you have questions, our friendly UK team is on hand by phone, chat or email to help with anything—big or small.
Jot down your executors’ names, any guardians for children, and your main wishes for your home and things that matter. Most Hitchin families finish in less than 15 minutes—often before the kettle’s boiled.
Just click “Start Your Will”, follow our clear, step-by-step process, then print and sign with two witnesses. It’s one of the most important acts of care you can give your loved ones—and you can do it today.