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The Future of Wills: adeus True Wills

February 11, 2026

Welcome to the future of wills: adeus True Wills™️

adeus True Wills ensure your wishes are preserved exactly as you set them out, giving you peace of mind today and protecting your loved ones in the future.

Paper wills can be lost, damaged, or disputed — often leading to stress and costly disputes for loved ones. Many will challenges arise because people question if the document is genuine, if it is the final version, or if it has been tampered with.

With adeus True Will, you remove these doubts. Your will is stored as a secure, encrypted digital record that can’t be lost, altered, or deleted. It’s permanently time-stamped, so the latest version is always clear. This means your wishes are preserved exactly as you set them out, giving you peace of mind and protecting your family from unnecessary conflict.

How an adeus True Will protects your wishes

Making a will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your loved ones. But traditional paper wills come with risks. They can be lost, damaged, or even questioned in court if someone believes they are invalid. These issues often lead to contested wills, which can cause delays, extra costs, and significant stress for families.

The Problem with Paper Wills

  1. Loss or damage: Paper documents can be misplaced, destroyed in a fire or flood, or simply deteriorate over time.
  2. Uncertainty about the latest version: If multiple versions of a will are found, disputes may arise over which document is valid.
  3. Possibility     of tampering: Handwritten changes or missing pages can raise doubts about whether the will has been altered.
  4. Storage difficulties: Wills are often kept in filing cabinets, drawers, or solicitor offices, making them hard to access when needed.

These weaknesses contribute to a rising number of contested wills and can leave loved ones dealing with lengthy legal battles at an already difficult time.

Why Wills are commonly contested

In England and Wales, the most frequent reasons for a will being challenged during probate include:

  1. Unclear intentions: Confusion about handwritten amendments, missing signatures, or contradictory clauses.
  2. Validity questions: Arguments over whether the will was signed and witnessed correctly.
  3. Fraud or forgery: Suspicions that the document is fake or has been tampered with.
  4. Lost wills: If the original paper will cannot be found, it may be assumed it was intentionally revoked.
  5. Capacity concerns: Claims that the person making the will (the testator) did not have the mental capacity to understand what they were doing.
  6. Undue influence: Allegations that someone pressured or manipulated the testator into writing a will, or making changes.

What is an adeus True Will?

An adeus True Will is a secure, encrypted digital copy of your will, stored permanently using advanced technology. Unlike paper,it cannot be lost, altered, or destroyed.

Each True Will is:

  • Encrypted and private – Only you control access.
  • Permanent – It can never be deleted or tampered with.
  • Time-stamped Every update is clearly recorded, so the most recent version is always certain.
  • Immutable: Once stored, the content cannot be changed, protecting your exact wishes.

By creating your Will with adeus, the risk of your Will being contested due to #1 unclear intentions is significantly reduced.

adeus True Wills go even further by providing certified, documented proof which can be presented in court, and resolves the key issues #2 validity, #3 forgery and #4 loss.

How adeus True Wills help prevent disputes

By solving the common issues that lead to contested wills,True Will gives you peace of mind and helps your family avoid unnecessary conflict:

Eliminates doubts about the latest version– The time-stamp makes it clear which will is final.

Removes the risk of tampering – The encrypted digital record cannot be altered or forged.

Prevents loss or destruction – A True Will can’t be misplaced, burnt, or damaged by water.

Supports clarity for executors – With one permanent, verified copy, executors know exactly what your wishes are.

Reduces grounds for disputes – By removing uncertainty, the chances of challenges are significantly lowered.

In short: Paper wills leave room for doubt; True Will removes it. By ensuring your will is preserved exactly as you intended, adeus gives you confidence today and protects your loved ones in the future.

True Will is a trademark of Mankind Technologies Ltd (dba 'adeus').

Start Your Will Journey Today

Take the first step in securing your legacy with a digital will from adeus, and protect what matters most.

How can we help you today?

Pick an option below and answer a few quick questions:

Do you have a partner

For legal purposes, and for inheritance Tax allowances, a legal partner is your spouse (by marriage) or a civil partner recognised under the Civil Partnership Act.

Do you have any children?

For legal purposes, a child includes your biological children, adopted children, and step-children of your legal partner. Do not include biological children if adopted by someone else.

Do you live in England or Wales?

Let’s confirm your location so we can choose the right options for you.

We ask this so we can tailor our packages to suit your specific needs and situation.

Which country do you live in?

adeus Wills are currently only available for England and Wales, however, you can still create a Digital Vault to track your important accounts, info and files.

Would you like to create a Digital Vault?

Our Digital Vault lets you securely track assets, documents and online accounts anywhere in the world—so you’re organised no matter where life takes you.

Keep Me in the Loop

Enter your email and we’ll let you know as soon as electronic Wills go live in your country.

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Is everything you own in England or Wales?

Let’s see where your assets are so we tailor your Will correctly. Rules differ overseas, so we’ll ensure your wishes are honoured wherever they lie.

Is everything you own in England or Wales?

You can still create an adeus Will—but please exclude any immovable property (houses, apartments, land, etc.) outside England & Wales (overseas).

Have you made a Will before?

Knowing if you already have a Will helps us guide you to either update your existing document or start fresh. We’ll make the process quick and clear—whether it’s your first time or your tenth.

Want to protect your accounts and social media?

Your digital life matters—and planning for it can save your loved ones a lot of hassle. Let us know if you’d like to include instructions, profiles and other online assets in your legacy plan.

Good news! The adeus Digital Will is perfect for your needs.

Sign up to get started. We’ll guide you through your Will and Digital Vault setup to store wishes, accounts, and key info.

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