15/10/2026
AI can help with a growing number of everyday tasks, but writing your will is one area where convenience could come at a significant cost.
A will is a legal document, and even a small error, ambiguous phrase or overlooked requirement could create problems for the people you intended to protect. An AI-generated will may also fail to take account of your individual circumstances, wider estate planning or how your wishes interact with trusts, tax planning and other legal arrangements.
There is also the potential for disputes. More than 1,200 disputed will cases reached the High Court in 2025, an increase of 13% on the previous year.
Our latest blog looks at some of the risks of using AI to write your will, and why professional legal advice can be so important when making decisions that will ultimately affect the people you care about.
The blog can be found in the first comment.