Make a Will in Minutes!

If you die without making a valid last will and testament, you will have died intestate. You will then have no control over who your property is distributed to or even who takes care of your children following your death. Both of these matters will be determined by state laws that are often decades old. There is also the added risk that your estate could be substantially depleted due to the high levels of legal and professional fees associated with dying intestate.

Making a last will and testament is the only way to ensure that you have control over these matters and to properly provide for the needs of your family.

This self-help kit provides you with step-by-step instructions, detailed information and all the legal forms necessary to make a will and to ensure that your property passes to your loved ones after your death.

- Make cash and specific property gifts to your loved ones and to charities
- Appoint guardians to care for your minor children
- Appoint executors to wind up your estate
- Create trusts for young beneficiaries
- Make funeral arrangements
- And much more!

Forms Included in the Kit

The following forms are included with this kit:-

• Last Will & Testament for a single person with no children
• Last Will & Testament for a single person with children
• Last Will & Testament for a person who is married (or in a registered domestic partnership) without children
• Last Will & Testament for a person who is married (or in a registered domestic partnership) and has children