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How This Site Works
This site is designed to be a resource for those interested in learning more about wills and will preparation.  Whether you are preparing to see an attorney, or have decided to do your own will here, this site should provide a basic understanding of how the will preparation and probate process works. 

Once you complete the free process, the documents are immediatley sent to your email address in a format suitable for saving, printing, and editing in your word processor.

When making a simple will, the vast majority of married couples desire to leave everything to each other first, and when the spouse dies then to the children equally. Most single parents desire to leave everything to their children and name guardians; and for people without children, most desire to leave their estates to their spouse, significant other, relatives or friends. If this is the way you would like the distribution set out, then please proceed.

If you decide to do your own will at this site, our interactive question and answer format will allow you to produce a will that is valid in all states (except Louisiana).  This simple will allows you to:

- Leave your property to the people and organizations you choose .
- Name someone to care for your minor children.
- Name someone to manage property you leave to minor children, including your own children.
- Name your executor, the person with authority to make sure that the terms of your will are carried out.
- Waiver of Bond clause - to instruct that your appointed executor does not have to post a bond.
- Revocation of any previous wills and/or codicils.
- Attestation clause - to validate your signature with two witnesses.
- Self-proving clause - makes it easier and quicker for your will to be officially recognized.

Once you have completed inputting your information on the questionnaire, you will be able to review a summary of the information you entered.  Rest assured that your personal information will be kept private.

Once you approve of the summary of information, hit the button to finalize your will.

Once received, simply open the files and save them to your favorite word processing program.  Note:  Because the files are created in text (.txt) format, they may require minor editing in your word processor to adjust format, preferences, etc.

Remember, this free simple will is intended to cover most general situations. If the free simple will is not sufficient for your needs, you may wish to use our premium will drafting service.

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