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A Last Will, Living Will, and Medical Power of Attorney — one flat price, no lawyer needed.
Just $19.95 — one flat price for all three documents.
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- Making Wills online since 2010
- Available in 49 states
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What happens without a Will?
The state decides who inherits
Without a Will, your property is split by a legal formula — not by your wishes. The people you meant to provide for may not be the ones who receive it, and your family may face a long probate process.
A judge chooses your children’s guardian
If both parents die without naming a guardian, a court decides who raises your children. Naming a guardian — and a trust to hold their inheritance — keeps that decision in your hands.
No one knows your medical wishes
A Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney record the care you want and appoint someone you trust to speak for you. Without them, your family has to guess at the worst possible moment.
Create a Will in 3 Easy Steps
Answer a few questions
Our plain-English questionnaire takes about 10 minutes. You can save your progress and come back to it any time.
Print your documents
We create your Last Will instantly, with a Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney included free of charge. Download and print them.
Sign and witness it
Our instructions tell you exactly how to make it legal — usually two adult witnesses (three in some states), and never a beneficiary. Then store it safely.
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What you get
Last Will
A Will lets you decide who will inherit your property after your death. If you die without a Will, your state will distribute your estate following a legal code. The results may surprise you.
Living Will
A Living Will lets you decide what actions should be taken for your health in the event that you become unable to make decisions due to illness or incapacity.
Medical Power of Attorney
A Medical Power of Attorney lets you appoint someone you trust to make health care decisions on your behalf in the event that you become incapacitated.
- Instant download, the moment you finish
- Secure electronic storage — log back in any time
- Free updates whenever your life changes
- Step-by-step instructions to make it legal
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Questions people ask before they start
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Is my Will valid in my state?
Our documents are valid in 49 states — everywhere except Louisiana. We are not a law firm and cannot give legal advice, but your instructions explain exactly how to sign and witness your Will so it is accepted in your state.
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Do I need a notary or witnesses?
In most states your Will is valid once you sign it in front of two adult witnesses (three in some states) who are not named in the Will. Notarisation is not usually required. Your instructions spell out what your state needs.
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Can I update my Will later?
Yes. Log in and revise your Will as often as you like at no extra cost — a new Will revokes the old one. It is worth revisiting after a marriage, a birth, a move, or a significant change in what you own.
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I am married, or I have children. Is this right for me?
Yes, and it matters most in exactly those cases. You can name a guardian for your minor children, set up a trust to protect their inheritance, and provide for your spouse. Each spouse creates their own Will.
Still have a question? Read our full FAQ.