Oliver Asha, Solicitor and TEP, founder of Make a Will

Oliver Asha

Solicitor · TEP · Founder of Make a Will

Oliver is a Solicitor (SRA number 372772) and a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP). He qualified in 2006 and he is founder at Make a Will, Make a Will Online, Digilegal Trustees and Capacity Vault. It is his mission to bring proper, solicitor-checked wills within reach of every family. He personally drafts and oversees the review of many of the guides on this site.

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Oliver Asha is a Solicitor of England and Wales and a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP). He is the founder of Make a Will and the named author of the wills, probate and estate-planning guides and blog articles published on this site.

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Areas of expertise

Oliver works in private client law — the area of practice that covers wills, probate, lasting powers of attorney, trusts, and inheritance tax planning. His subject expertise includes:

  • Will drafting under the law of England and Wales
  • Estate administration and probate
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney (property & financial affairs, and health & welfare)
  • Trusts in wills — including life interest, discretionary, and bare trusts
  • Inheritance tax planning
  • Estate planning for blended families, unmarried couples and business owners

Role at Make a Will

Oliver founded Make a Will to make bespoke, well-drafted, wills with a full solicitor consultation accessible to UK families. He continues to draft and oversee the legal content on this site. He personally reviews the wills produced through our recommended online wills channel (delivered by Make a Will Online) and through our solicitor consultation route. Every will produced through either route is reviewed by a qualified solicitor.

Editorial responsibility

Oliver is the named author of the guides in our resources library (/resource) and of the articles on our blog (/blog). Each guide and article is written under his direction, drawing on his experience as a private-client solicitor and a TEP. These are general information about the law of England and Wales, not legal advice for a specific person’s circumstances — see our disclaimer for the full position. Where a guide or article has been substantially updated, the “Last reviewed” date at the top of the page reflects the most recent legal review.

Contact

To contact Oliver about the content on this site, please use our contact form or book a 15-minute call with our team.