Estate & legacy
Start your wasiat in plain language
What it covers, what it doesn't, and the first three things to put on paper.
Why a wasiat matters
Without a wasiat, distribution of your estate can be slow and stressful for the people you leave behind. A wasiat lets you appoint an executor, provide for non-faraid wishes within permitted limits, and make your intentions unambiguous.
How the guided flow works
From Legacy → Wasiat, Sampul walks you through:
- Listing your assets — pre-filled from the accounts you already track.
- Naming your executor and guardians, if you have young children.
- Recording specific wishes and bequests within the permitted one-third.
- Producing a structured summary you can take to a professional for execution.
Making it legally binding
Sampul prepares and organizes; it doesn't replace proper execution. To make your wasiat legally effective, it needs to be properly signed and witnessed — licensed partners in our network can connect you with professionals who handle this.
