Most Affordable

Basic Will Package

Essential protection for your family. Name guardians for your children, distribute your assets, and document your final wishes.

Name guardians for your children

Control who receives your assets

Complete in 15-20 minutes

$ 99

Per person • Couples need two separate wills

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30-day revision period

State-specific provisions

Why you need a will

Protect your family and ensure your wishes are honored

Choose guardians

Decide who will care for your children if something happens to you

Distribute assets

Control who receives your property and belongings

Legal protection

Ensure your wishes are legally documented and enforceable

Quick & easy

Complete in 15-20 minutes from any device

Most affordable

Essential protection at just $99 per person

State-specific

Customized for your state's laws and requirements

Is a will enough for you?

Answer these questions to find out if you need a trust instead

Do you own a home or real estate?

Homeowners almost always benefit from a trust to avoid probate and protect their property.

How much could probate cost your family?

Wills go through probate — a court process that takes time and money. Use this calculator to see the potential cost for your estate.

Your estimated estate value

Probate attorney fees $13,000

Executor fees $13,000

Total estimated probate cost $26,000

Based on California statutory probate fees (CA Probate Code §10810). California has among the highest probate costs in the nation. While fees vary by state, probate typically costs 3-7% of your estate value and takes 9-18 months regardless of location.

Want to avoid probate entirely? A living trust lets your family skip the probate process, saving time and money.

What's included in your will

Everything you need to protect your family

Core Documents

✓ Last Will & Testament
✓ Guardian Appointment Clauses
✓ Executor Selection
✓ Asset Distribution Instructions
✓ Specific Bequests

Support & Service

✓ Estate Plan Design
✓ State-Specific Provisions
✓ Document Finalization Review
✓ Secure Online Delivery
✓ Detailed Signing Instructions
✓ 30-Day Online Revision Period

Optional Add-Ons

Enhance your estate plan with these additional documents

Durable Power of Attorney +$39 each

Advance Health Care Directive +$39 each

Create your will in 4 easy steps

Most people complete this in 15-20 minutes

Tell us about your family

Share information about your loved ones and who you want to inherit your assets.

We create your will

Your attorney-drafted will is generated instantly, customized for your state's law.

Review and adjust

Make sure everything is correct. You can revise within 30 days if needed.

Sign with witnesses

Follow our detailed instructions to properly sign your will with two witnesses.

Common questions about wills

Without a will, your state's intestacy laws determine who inherits your property and who becomes guardian of your children. This may not match your wishes, and it creates unnecessary stress for your family during an already difficult time.

It depends on your state and the value of your estate. Most states require probate for estates above a certain threshold, which varies widely by state. Probate can be a lengthy and costly process. If you're concerned about probate, consider a living trust to avoid it entirely.

Yes. You can update your will anytime your circumstances change. We offer a 30-day revision period after purchase for unlimited changes through our platform at no additional cost.

Absolutely. Our wills are drafted by experienced estate planning attorneys and comply with your state's laws. As long as you follow the signing requirements (two witnesses), your will is legally enforceable.

Yes. Each person needs their own will. We charge $99 per person, so a couple would pay $198 total for both wills ($99 each). This ensures each person's individual wishes are properly documented.

A will goes into effect after you pass and typically requires probate — a public court process that can take months and involve significant legal fees. A trust goes into effect while you're living, avoids probate entirely, and keeps your affairs private. A trust also protects you during your lifetime if you become incapacitated. Learn more about trusts