The Will Center Process

Will Center

Made to be easy

Preparing your Estate Planning documents doesn’t have to be complicated. And it doesn’t have to be done in a lawyer’s office. The Will Center makes it easy for you and your spouse to complete life’s most important documents. And, if you find you have questions along the way, we help answer them here.

It’s a real Will for real people at a really low price

In just 15 minutes, The Will Center’s online questionnaire helps you produce a personalized Will in a printable format. Once payment is received via our secure portal, your documents are saved in your password-protected Will Center file, ready for you to download, print and share.

You’ll have the option To:

  1. Review your documents yourself and printing them for immediate use, or
  2. Request that our representatives review them for accuracy. Please allow 2 days for this process. We’ll send them to you via overnight mail.

Tip

To make your Will legally-binding and ready for probate, it will need to be signed by you and two non-party witnesses in the presence of a notary public. Give a copy to your Personal Representative/Executor and keep your signed and notarized Will in a safe place, making sure at least two people know its location.

Because two are cheaper than one

We also offer a discount if you and your spouse complete your documents together. To make it even easier, common answers will be pre-filled for the second user.

Created by attorneys, for the rest of us

Whether it’s your Will, Advance Directive, or Financial Power of Attorney, all of The Will Center has designed our self-help legal documents to be easy to complete, while conforming to the requirements of your state.

Still find that you need to speak with a professional? We always have lawyers available to help. Click the CHAT button to start a conversation.

Tip

Have this information handy when you sit down to complete your Will Center questionnaire:

  1. The full name and address, including county, of your chosen:
    • Personal Representative/Executor (Will)
    • Guardian for your children (Will)
    • Health Care Agent (Advance Directive)
    • Attorney-in-Fact (Financial Power of Attorney)
  2. The full names and addresses, including county, of your optional second and third choices for all of the positions above
  3. Your decision of whether to be buried or cremated
  4. Your children’s names and addresses, including county
  5. A list of specific items or property you want to give to specific people (specific bequests). For example, if you want to leave your grandfather's wristwatch to your son, Seth, provide a detailed description of the watch, and Seth's full name.
  6. Your end-of-life medical treatment preferences

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