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Estate Plans:
The Will Plan

The simple, legal way to protect what matters most.

A will ensures your loved ones and assets are taken care of according to your wishes.

Name guardians for your children or pets, outline who receives your property, and document your healthcare preferences.

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Cover the basics

  • Choose guardians for your children and pets to ensure they’re cared for by the right people.
  • Decide who receives your money, property, and personal possessions.

Leave clear instructions.

  • Name someone you trust to handle your affairs after you’re gone.
  • Specify your medical and end-of-life preferences to avoid uncertainty.

How It Works

Cover the basics, like who will be responsible for your children and what should happen to your assets after you’re gone.

Create your Will Plan by deciding what's right for you and your family with all options customized to your specific needs.

Instantly download your documents or request a complimentary shipment of your will—included with your initial purchase.

Finalize your documents and make them legally binding with your signature and a notary.

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Will Plan Documents

Everything you need for
a smooth transition.

All the documents included in a Will Plan are specific to your state’s laws, designed by estate planning attorneys, and customized by you.

A legally binding document that outlines:

  • Who inherits your assets—including money, property, and personal belongings.
  • Who will take care of your minor children or pets by naming a legal guardian.
  • Who will manage your affairs after you pass (your executor).
  • Your final arrangements, such as burial or cremation preferences.

Why it matters: Without a Will, state laws decide what happens to your assets and dependents, which may not align with your wishes.

This document allows your chosen representatives to access your medical records and discuss your healthcare with doctors.

  • Ensures your family or appointed decision-makers can get critical medical information.
  • Complies with federal privacy laws so providers can legally share details about your care.

Why it matters: Without this, even close family members may be denied access to your medical information in an emergency.

A legal document that outlines your medical preferences if you're unable to communicate them yourself. It includes:

  • Life-sustaining treatment preferences (e.g., ventilators, feeding tubes).
  • Pain management and comfort care choices.
  • Religious or personal values regarding end-of-life care.
  • Designation of a healthcare agent (someone who makes medical decisions on your behalf).

Why it matters: If you don’t document your preferences, doctors or courts may decide for you, potentially against your wishes.

A Power of Attorney (POA) allows you to appoint someone to manage your financial or legal affairs if you become incapacitated.

  • Make financial transactions (pay bills, file taxes, manage investments).
  • Handle property and legal matters on your behalf.
  • Avoid costly court intervention by pre-selecting a trusted agent.

Why it matters: Without a POA, your family may need court approval to handle your affairs, causing delays and expenses.

Pick the Right Plan

Is a will right for you? Let’s find out.

Answer a few questions and we’ll suggest the best plan to fit your unique needs.

    Why are we asking this?

    If you have minor children, a will is essential for naming legal guardians. The number of children and their ages also impact how trusts and inheritances are structured. Additionally, a trust ensures your family will not have to go through the lengthy, expensive, and stressful probate court process after you’re gone.

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    The digital will: Designed by attorneys, customized by you.

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      FAQs

      Common questions.

      Some people can finish their estate plans in as little as 30 minutes. But don’t worry, we’ll save your responses as you go so you can always pick up where you left off.

      All of our estate plans are built by attorneys and customized by you. Every plan is legally-valid, state specific, and created to meet your specific needs.

      In order to ensure your estate plan is legally binding, sign and notarize the documents upon receiving or downloading.

      Check out our Learn Center to learn more about the legality of online Wills or witness and notary requirements.

      We are so sorry for your loss and we’re here to support you in figuring out the next steps. First, obtain legal documentation of the death and notify the necessary parties. Follow this checklist to ensure you’re correctly managing this challenging situation.

      Here at Trust & Will, we use bank-level security to protect and encrypt your personal information. We’re serious about security and we’ll never sell or share your information without consent.

      Yes. Payment plans are available for both our Will Plan and Trust Plan. We offer payment plans to align with our mission to make estate planning and settlement affordable and accessible for everyone.