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Quickly create your state-specific will with our simple platform. Our AI assistant guides you, gathers the key information needed to create your will, and answers your questions along the way. Once complete, your will is automatically generated and ready to sign.
Designed by attorneys
Our online will package has been designed by experienced attorneys to ensure your documents are legally sound and cover all essentials, including asset distribution, guardianship of children, and decisions about your finances and health care if you are unable to make them.
Free updates for 12 months
Life changes, and your will should change with it. From major milestones to smaller adjustments in your circumstances, our platform gives you the flexibility to make unlimited updates for 12 months at no extra cost, ensuring your will remains accurate and up to date.
Your state-specific will in three simple steps
Draft your will
Use our online will creator to draft your will quickly and confidently.
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Download and print your completed will ready for signing.
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Sign and witness to make it legal
Simply follow the instructions to sign your will with witnesses present to ensure it is legally valid.
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Designed by expert attorneys
Fully customizable
Appoint an executor
Set asset distribution
Name guardians for children & pets
Assign special gifts
Outline final wishes (burial/cremation)
Spousal mirror will option
Durable Financial Power of Attorney
Healthcare Power of Attorney
HIPAA Authorization
Living will
Unlimited edits for 12 months
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Why choose our online will service?
Trusted and professionally designed
Designed by experienced estate planning attorneys, you can create an online will that is precise, legally sound, and customized to your wishes.
Convenient and flexible
Create a will online in as little as ten minutes. Your will, information, and customizations are saved securely on the platform, enabling you to make changes to your will at any time with a full year of free updates. You can download and print your latest will whenever you need.
Wills for spouses
For spouses, our mirror will option makes it easy to create two matching wills in one simple process.
For you
$199
Get peace of mind when you create a convenient, custom-made will using our online service.
For both of you
$299
Get 50% off a second mirror will for your spouse when you purchase both together.
Your online will FAQs
What is a will and why is it called a Last Will and Testament?
A will is a document that states your wishes for your property after your death. The phrase last will can be misleading because when you update your will, you are going to name the new will in the same way, last will. To know which one is legally effective, you need to check the date on the document. Similarly, “will and testament” mean the same thing; it’s a traditional legal phrase, much like “cease and desist.” The reason we still use “Last Will and Testament” today is largely due to history and tradition. At its core, it’s simply a will.
Why is it important to have a will?
A will ensures that your wishes are honored, your loved ones are cared for, and your assets are distributed as you intend. Without a will, state laws determine how your assets are divided and who receives them.
Who is allowed to create a will?
Any competent person of sound mind who is at least 18 years of age can create a will, so long as they do so willingly and not under duress or undue influence.
If I create a will, why do I need other documents?
It is often said that a will speaks at death, meaning that it has no legal effect during your lifetime. So, what if you are incapacitated and unable to manage your own affairs? In that situation, your will won’t help, you would need a Durable Financial Power of Attorney and a Healthcare Power of Attorney to allow someone to manage your finances and make healthcare decisions on your behalf.
What if I already have a will?
As life changes, so should your will. You might need to change your beneficiaries or who should manage and distribute your assets. Or maybe you got married or divorced. Whatever life throws at you, we make it easy to update your will. Just create a new one here and it will revoke your prior will, so you don’t have to do anything special to make sure it no longer applies. But this is only true after your new will is properly signed and witnessed.
Can I include charities, and can I give specific items to specific beneficiaries?
Yes. You can give specific items, specific dollar amounts, or a percentage of your assets to any beneficiary you want, including charities.
What does it cost to update my will after I create it?
Nothing. After you create your online will, you can make unlimited changes for 12 months at no extra charge.
What is a beneficiary?
A beneficiary is a person or charity (or other organization) that receives some part of your assets after your death. In your will, you can clearly list all beneficiaries and the gifts they are to receive, whether a specific item, a specific dollar amount, or a percentage of your assets.
Who should I appoint to manage and distribute my assets after my death?
You should appoint someone you trust who is responsible and organized. This is usually a family member or close friend, but can also be a professional, such as the family attorney.
Can I make a will for my spouse?
Yes. You can create a mirror will for your spouse which reflects the same selections you made but swaps your and your spouse’s names.
Is the online will legally binding?
Yes, once properly signed and witnessed, your will is legally binding. Our online will package is designed by attorneys with significant experience in the field of wills and trusts, and you will receive signing instructions as part of the package. Our wills are state-specific, so it’s important that you sign it in your state of residence.
What is a Durable Financial Power of Attorney?
A financial power of attorney authorizes another person to handle your financial affairs when you are unable to do so. As a general rule of law, a financial power of attorney is ineffective when you are incapacitated unless it states otherwise, in which case it endures your incapacity; hence the use of the word durable in the name.
What is a Healthcare Power of Attorney?
A healthcare power of attorney authorizes another person to make healthcare decisions for you when you are unable to do so. This document goes by various names, including Advance Healthcare Directive and Healthcare Proxy.
What is a HIPAA Authorization?
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires insurers and others in possession of your health information to keep that information private. As such, even your loved ones are not able to access your health information without authorization from you. The HIPAA Authorization does just that, allowing certain people to access your health information when needed, such as when you are incapacitated.
What is a Living Will?
This document can go by various names, including Advance Directive or Physician’s Directive. It allows you to give your attending physician authority to withhold life-sustaining care in certain limited circumstances. Without this authority, your loved ones could find it difficult to have life-sustaining care withheld when it makes sense to do so.
Is a handwritten will valid in the US?
In many states, a handwritten will (also called a holographic will) can be valid, but the rules vary. Some states accept them only if the will is entirely in your handwriting and signed by you. Others may also require the will to be dated. A few states don’t allow handwritten wills at all. Even when they are accepted, handwritten wills are more likely to be unclear or challenged in court. To make sure your wishes are carried out, it’s usually best to prepare a typed will that meets your state’s formal requirements.
Do I need a lawyer to make a will?
You don’t have to hire a lawyer to make a will in the US. Most states allow you to write your own will or use an online service, as long as the document meets legal requirements, such as being signed and properly witnessed. However, a lawyer can help ensure your will is legally sound, covers all your assets, and avoids potential disputes. If you have a blended family, own real estate in more than one state, or want to create trusts, getting legal advice is strongly recommended.
What happens if I die without a will?
If you die without a will in the United States, state intestacy laws determine who inherits your property. Typically, your spouse and children come first. If you don’t have a spouse or children, your parents, siblings, or other relatives may inherit. This process can be very different from what you would have chosen, and it can take longer and cost more for your loved ones. Having a will gives you control over how your estate is divided and can make the probate process easier for your family.
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