Online Will terms of service

1. Who operates the service?

The service is operated by Amos Ilan, Advocate and Notary, licensed dealer no. 032443392 (the "Office").

• Address: 17 Tzahal Street, Ness Ziona, Israel.
• Telephone: 052-5927592
• Email: amos@il-law.co.il

2. What is the service?

• The service produces a draft will as a Word file, in Hebrew or in English, as the customer chooses.
• The questionnaire is filled in in the language of the will: a person ordering a will in English must enter all the details in English, and a person ordering a will in Hebrew must enter them in Hebrew.
• The draft is generated automatically, on the basis of templates prepared by the Office and of the data the customer entered in the questionnaire, and on that basis only.
• The service is suitable for a draft of a witnessed will, a notarial will or mutual wills of spouses.
• A general signing instructions sheet is sent together with the draft.
• The file is a draft only. It is not a will until it is signed in one of the ways set by the Succession Law, 5725-1965: before two witnesses or before an authority, including a notary.

3. What does the service not include?

• The service is not legal advice and is not a substitute for it. The Office does not check the data entered, its accuracy or completeness, or whether the draft suits the customer's circumstances.
• The service is limited to automatic drafting according to the customer's data. It does not include a meeting, fact-finding, a review of documents, personal tailoring or assistance with signing, and the Office does not take on the handling of the customer's inheritance matters beyond that.
• The service does not include tax advice, a review of rights in assets, signing the will, witnesses, notarial certification or deposit of the will.
• It is recommended to consult a lawyer before signing the will, in particular where there is a business, assets outside Israel, an heir who is a minor or who cannot manage his or her affairs, exclusion of a family member, children from a previous marriage, a prenuptial agreement, or a concern about a dispute between the heirs.

4. Who may order the service?

• A person aged 18 or over, who has not been declared legally incompetent, and who orders a draft will for himself or herself.
• A will is a personal act. A draft may not be ordered for another person without that person's knowledge and consent, and the questionnaire may not be filled in on another person's behalf against his or her wishes.
• For mutual wills, the details are provided with the knowledge and consent of both spouses.

5. What is the price and how is it paid?

• The price of the service is shown to the customer during the order process, before payment, and it includes VAT.
• Payment is made in a single payment, by credit card or Bit, through the payment processor Grow. The Office does not store the details of the means of payment.
• A tax invoice/receipt is issued by the Office and sent to the email address provided by the customer within two business days of the payment. For questions about the invoice, contact the Office by email: amos@il-law.co.il
• The price does not include a notary's fee, official fees, or any other service of the Office.
• The Office may change the price from time to time. An order is subject to the price displayed when it was placed.

6. When and how is the file delivered?

• The file is sent to the email address provided by the customer, automatically, immediately after the payment processor approves the payment. The file is not sent before the payment is approved.
• The customer is responsible for providing a correct email address and for checking the spam folder as well.
• If the file is not received within two business days, or has a technical fault that prevents it from being opened, the customer should contact the Office by email, and the file will be sent again at no additional charge. The email address of the Office: amos@il-law.co.il

7. Can the order be cancelled and refunded?

• Until the file is sent, the customer may cancel the order by notice to the Office, and the payment will be refunded in accordance with the law.
• Once the file has been sent, the order cannot be cancelled and no refund is given. The draft is information prepared specifically for the customer, according to the data the customer provided; the service is fully performed when the file is sent, and it cannot be returned. The right to cancel a distance selling transaction does not apply to information as defined in the Computers Law, 5755-1995 (section 14C(d)(3) of the Consumer Protection Law, 5741-1981).
• An error in the data entered by the customer is not a ground for cancellation or refund. The file can be edited, and the customer may correct it.
• Nothing in this section derogates from any right of the customer under law that cannot be waived.

8. What is the customer responsible for?

• The customer is responsible for the correctness, accuracy and completeness of all the data entered, including names, identity numbers, details of assets and the division of the property.
• The customer is responsible for reading the whole draft before signing and for making sure that it reflects his or her wishes.
• The customer is responsible for signing the will in the manner set by law, for choosing the witnesses or the notary, for keeping the will and for depositing it if he or she so wishes.
• Any change the customer makes to the file is the customer's sole responsibility.

9. What is the Office responsible for, and what is it not?

• The Office is responsible for the draft being worded according to the templates it prepared and the data the customer entered, and for the file being sent to the customer.
• The draft relies only on the data the customer entered. A consequence of incorrect, missing or outdated data, of signing other than in the manner set by law, or of a change the customer made to the file, does not arise from the service.
• The Office does not undertake that the will is granted probate, that no objection is filed or how it will be interpreted, and cannot foresee a change in the law or in the circumstances after the draft is produced.
• A failure of a third-party service, such as the payment processor, the email provider or the internet, is handled by contacting the Office, and the file will be sent again.
• Nothing in this section derogates from liability imposed on the Office by law.

10. What is done with the information provided?

• The data entered in the questionnaire, including personal details and identity numbers of the customer and of people the customer names in the will, is stored and used to produce the draft, to send it, to issue the invoice and to provide service to the customer.
• A copy of the draft and of the data is sent to the Office and kept there for 10 days only, after which it is deleted. The customer and the Office agree that this is the retention period for the material, instead of any longer retention period. The invoice details are kept as required by law.
• Details of other people are provided only to the extent needed to word the will.
• The Office does not pass the information to others, except service providers required to operate the service (website hosting, email delivery and payment processing), or where the law requires it.
• The website's privacy policy also applies to the information. A customer may ask to inspect the information kept about him or her, to correct it or to delete it, by contacting the Office, subject to retention duties under law.

11. Who owns the rights in the templates?

The copyright in the will templates, the questionnaire and the instructions sheet belongs to the Office. The draft is provided to the customer for personal use. The templates may not be copied, distributed or used commercially.

12. Changes to the terms and governing law

• The Office may update these terms from time to time. An order is subject to the version on the website when it was placed.
• The Office may discontinue or change the service. An order that was paid for and not supplied will be supplied, or the payment for it will be refunded.
• These terms and the service are governed by Israeli law.

13. How to contact the Office

For any question about an order, a file that was not received, an invoice or these terms, contact the Office in one of the following ways:

• Email: amos@il-law.co.il
• Telephone: 052-5927592
• The contact page on the website

Last updated: 12 November 2026.