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01 / A personal starting point

Start with your decisions, one question at a time

Knowing you want a will is one thing. Knowing where to begin can be harder. You may have people in mind, questions about who should handle your estate, or an old document you no longer understand.

A guided conversation breaks the information into manageable steps. Before downloading a draft, review what you entered in the conversation and ask for corrections. The goal is to make preparation easier to follow while keeping your decisions in your hands.

Before you begin, use the checklist to organize the information and decisions you will need.

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02 / The preparation

A clear path from questions to a draft

  1. 01

    A guided conversation

    An interactive AI chat asks for information needed for the supported document. It is intended to flag missing answers and inconsistencies for you to resolve, rather than silently choose answers for you.

  2. 02

    A review before the document

    Check names, selections, and other information in the conversation and ask for corrections before requesting the PDF. This is a review of your answers, not an attorney's review of your legal position.

  3. 03

    A downloadable draft

    The $49 plan is for preparation of one last will and testament draft from your answers. A download is a document-preparation step; signing and other applicable requirements remain separate.

Your choices remain yours. Document preparation does not include legal advice or an attorney’s review.

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03 / One clear plan

See the price before you share anything

$49, one time, for preparation of one will draft.

One person, one last will and testament draft. The price excludes legal advice, attorney review, signing, notarization, and document custody. Review the scope before choosing the plan.

See what the preparation plan includes

Considering other options? Compare online will prices and attorney fees.

Select the $49 plan

04 / Preparation & signing

Understand the signing step before you start

Creating a will online and signing a will online are different processes. Florida has specific rules for executing wills, including rules for electronic wills and remote witnessing. A signature drawn on a PDF does not by itself show that those requirements have been met. Florida Statutes §732.502 and §732.522.

The $49 plan prepares your document. Electronic signing, witnesses, notarization, and custody services are not included. Arrange the appropriate signing process separately.

Read the Florida signing guide

05 / Know the scope

One document, a defined starting point

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Will Florida's preparation plan focuses on a last will and testament for Florida. It does not include a living will, trust, power of attorney, legal representation, or probate services.

Not every situation belongs in a self-service flow. Questions involving a spouse's rights, a Florida home, children from different relationships, or a beneficiary with special needs can call for individual legal advice.

Understand when to speak with a lawyer