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I’m 68 and I have 4 kids and 4 grandkids. I used Willing.com so I could make sure my loved ones were taken care of when I pass.
When you make a will on Willing, you get a set of other key estate planning documents along with it. This package has you covered.
Living Will
Describe your preferences for care in a medical emergency. Name someone to carry out your wishes.
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Durable Power of Attorney
Name someone you trust to manage your finances for when you’re unable to do so yourself.
Last Will and Testament
Identify who should receive your property, name guardians for any minor children, and put someone in charge of carrying out your wishes.
Revocable Living Trust
Pass your property through a trust to avoid the cost and hassle of probate. Includes a transfer deed.
Transfer on Death Deed
Keep your home out of probate, if available for your state. A simpler alternative to a revocable living trust.
Willing provides state-specific estate planning documents online that can be updated at any time.
Making a will online is very easy. Aside from basic information, there are no forms to fill out.
Willing is letting users draw up legally valid wills on their smartphones and PCs within minutes and without any lawyers.
Although the end of your life is something you probably don't want to dwell on, deciding what will happen to your assets and personal possessions after your death is important. Preparing a Will is the simplest way to ensure that your funds and property will be distributed according to your wishes.
A Will is a legal document designating the transfer of your property and assets after you die, and can be written by any person over the age of 18 who is of sound mind and memory.
Writing a Will doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. This site provides a free and simple way to compose your own legal Will online in a few easy steps:
- Enter basic information (name, address, marital status, children)
- Name a Will Executor
- Describe how you would like your assets to be distributed
- Download and save your document in Adobe .pdf or editable .docx
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See the How this Site Works page of this site for a step-by-step explanation of how to complete your online Will or check the FAQs page for answers to additional questions. When you're ready to begin drafting your Will, click the icon below to get started!
Protect yourself and your family with a legally binding Will.
Protect yourself and your family with a legally binding Will.
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