Last Will and Testament
Name your beneficiaries, choose an executor and appoint guardians for children under 18.
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5 documents ·
drafted from one interview
Every document, indexed like a file drawer
Financial Power of Attorney
Let someone you trust pay bills, manage accounts and handle property if you can't act for yourself.
Living Will
Put your medical wishes in writing so your family is never left guessing in an emergency.
Letter to Your Executor
Account logins, insurance policies and the small instructions a will has no room for.
Estate Bundle
All four documents prepared together from one set of answers — nothing typed twice, nothing contradicted.
Last Will & Testament
Page one · clauses you actually asked for
I give and bequeath all of my real and personal property of every kind to the beneficiaries named below…
I nominate and appoint [your executor] to serve as executor of this, my Last Will and Testament…
In the event of my death and if any beneficiary is a minor, I appoint [your guardian] as guardian…
Inside the document
Not a generic form — it reads like it was written for you
Every clause in your PDF was added because of an answer you gave. No filler boilerplate, no Latin footnotes, and nothing about your family stated twice.
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Only applicable clauses
Unused options are omitted, so the person reading it sees exactly what matters.
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Plain-English is preserved
Legally valid language, written to be understood in a single reading.
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Your state's ritual, attached
Who signs, who witnesses, and whether a notary is required — on one printed sheet.
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Signed, witnessed, done
Ready for signature the day your PDF downloads. No trips, no waiting rooms.
The drafting engine
Your answers become the clauses
We only ever ask what a careful human would ask — then each answer is mapped to the exact clause your document needs.
You answer
“My spouse gets the house, and my two children split the savings.”
It becomes
Beneficiary clause with the exact inheritance split you chose.
You answer
“My sister is the person I trust most with the paperwork.”
It becomes
Executor nomination with full powers spelled out for your state.
You answer
“If anything happens to both of us, I want my brother to raise the kids.”
It becomes
Guardian appointment clause for children under 18.
A document for every season
When each document steps in for you
Your plan isn't one paper — it's the right paper at the right moment.
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In your hands, today
While you're able
Everything you plan now protects the people you leave in charge tomorrow.
- All documents draftable any time
- Autosaved, updated free for a year
- Shared answers across documents
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If you can't act
If you're incapacitated
Your Financial POA and Living Will decisions someone to you trusted enough to name.
- Financial Power of Attorney
- Living Will & healthcare agent
- Immediate or “springing” agent
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After you pass
In your absence
Your Will and the Executor Letter do the talking your family may not be able to finish.
- Last Will & Testament
- Letter to Your Executor
- Guardian for children under 18
Document FAQ
Plain answers about the papers
Everything customers ask before they start drafting — the legal bits, translated into human.
Still unsure?
Start the free interview and a short routing quiz points you to the right document before you type a single name.
What's the difference between a will and a power of attorney?
A will speaks after you pass away — who inherits what, and who looks after your children. A power of attorney works while you're alive but can't act for yourself, letting a trusted person handle money, bills and property. Most plans include both, plus a living will for medical wishes.
Is my WillVault document valid in my state?
Yes — when it's signed and witnessed according to the one-page checklist that comes with your PDF. Templates are drafted against current state requirements and reviewed on a regular schedule, and the checklist tells you who must sign, who must witness, and whether a notary is needed.
Can I change a document after I download it?
Yes. Edits are free within the period on your plan, and a new PDF regenerates in seconds with every answer preserved. Marriage, a new baby or a new home are exactly the moments to log back in and update.
Do the documents share my answers?
They do. All four documents are drafted from the same interview, so you never type a name, address or beneficiary twice — and nothing ever contradicts.
What if I don't know who to name?
Every question includes plain-English guidance on what to consider, and real human specialists are one message away if you'd like a second opinion before finalizing.
Sign it once. Sleep easy from then on.
Open the interview tonight — about eighteen minutes, and every answer autosaves so you can stop whenever you like.
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