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Step 1 of 7 · Your Information

Let's start with your basic information

This information will appear on all of your estate planning documents. Please enter it exactly as you'd like it to read legally.

Step 2 of 7 · Children & Dependents

Do you have children or other dependents?

This affects how your assets will be distributed and who you'd like to name as guardian for any minor children.

Step 3 of 7 · Beneficiaries

Who should receive your estate?

Name the people or organizations who will receive your assets. You can split your estate among multiple beneficiaries.

Tip: Most people leave their estate equally to their spouse (or children if no spouse). You can also name charities, trusts, or other entities.

List each primary beneficiary, their relationship to you, and the percentage of your estate they should receive. Percentages must total 100%.

Step 4 of 7 · Executor & Trustee

Who will carry out your wishes?

Your executor handles your will and estate after you pass. Your trustee manages any trust you create. These can be the same person.

Primary Executor / Trustee

Alternate Executor / Trustee (if primary is unable to serve)

Step 5 of 7 · Healthcare Decisions

Who will make medical decisions for you?

Your Healthcare Power of Attorney names someone to make medical decisions if you're incapacitated. Your Advance Directive documents your specific wishes for end-of-life care.

Healthcare Power of Attorney Agent

Alternate Healthcare Agent (if primary is unavailable)

If you have a terminal illness or irreversible condition with no reasonable expectation of recovery, what are your wishes?

Step 6 of 7 · Financial Power of Attorney

Who will manage your finances if you're incapacitated?

Your Financial Power of Attorney agent can pay bills, manage investments, file taxes, and handle your financial affairs if you're unable to do so yourself.

Step 7 of 7 · Assets & Final Notes

Assets, digital accounts, and anything else

Help us understand your estate so we can make sure your documents are comprehensive and accurate.

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