State-Specific Legal Documents

Estate planning
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Why Digital?

Traditional law is outdated & expensive.

$1,500 +

Average Cost

Typical cost for a basic estate plan with a lawyer.

60%

Adults Without Wills

Leaving families vulnerable to probate court and state intestacy laws.

Weeks

Turnaround Time

Scheduling appointments and waiting for drafts takes valuable time.

Included Documents

Everything you need to protect your legacy.

Last Will & Testament

Designate who receives your assets and name guardians for minor children.

Revocable Living Trust

Avoid probate court and maintain privacy by transferring assets into a trust.

Financial POA

Appoint someone to handle your financial affairs if you become incapacitated.

Healthcare Directive

Outline medical wishes and appoint a healthcare agent. Includes HIPAA authorization.

Unlimited Updates

Life changes, your documents should too. Edit anytime. Changes included in your subscription without paying hourly lawyer fees.

Digital Asset Integration

Built to account for digital assets. Reference the accounts and wallet addresses recorded in Legacy Suite directly from your legal documents.

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Three simple steps to peace of mind.

1

Answer simple questions

Our intelligent wizard guides you through the process in plain English. No legal jargon or confusing forms to fill out.

2

Instant generation

State-specific documents are generated from your answers. Review them, make changes, and download the finished PDF.

3

Sign and notarize

Follow our clear, state-specific instructions to sign your documents with witnesses or a notary to make them legally binding.

Questions about your legal documents

What people ask before creating a will, trust, or power of attorney.

Four core instruments: a last will and testament, which designates who receives your assets and names guardians for minor children; a revocable living trust, used to avoid probate court and keep transfers private; a financial power of attorney, appointing someone to handle financial affairs if you become incapacitated; and a healthcare directive outlining medical wishes and naming a healthcare agent, including HIPAA authorization.
Signing and execution, not generation. The documents are state-specific, but a will becomes legally binding only when you sign it according to your state's formalities — which typically involve witnesses, and in some cases a notary. Legal Suite provides clear, state-specific signing instructions for exactly this reason. Requirements differ by state, so follow the instructions your plan gives you rather than general guidance.
Not necessarily — they do different jobs. A will directs distribution but generally passes through probate, a court process that is public and takes time. A revocable living trust holds assets so they can transfer outside probate, with more privacy. Whether the added complexity is worth it depends on your assets, your state's probate process, and your goals, which is a judgment worth discussing with an attorney if your estate is substantial.
Because execution requirements, witness rules, and the treatment of certain provisions vary from state to state, and a document that ignores those differences risks being challenged. Documents are compiled against your state's requirements based on your answers, and the signing instructions you receive are specific to that state.
It works through your situation in plain English — no legal jargon or confusing forms. You answer questions about your family, your assets, and your wishes, and the relevant documents are compiled from those answers. The intelligent wizard exists so that you are making decisions rather than deciphering terminology.
A basic estate plan with a lawyer typically runs around $1,500 or more, and the process involves scheduling appointments and waiting weeks for drafts. Legal Suite compiles documents instantly once you have answered the questions, at a fraction of that cost. The tradeoff is that you are using reviewed templates rather than receiving individualized legal advice.
Yes — unlimited updates are included in your subscription. Life changes and your documents should follow, and editing does not mean paying hourly fees again. This is a meaningful structural difference from a traditional engagement, where each amendment is typically billable work.
Yes. You can reference the accounts and wallet addresses you have recorded in Legacy Suite directly from your legal documents — so the instrument that distributes your estate points to where the access details actually live rather than omitting them.
Your estate is distributed under your state's intestacy laws through probate court, which means a statutory formula decides who receives what rather than you. Roughly 60% of adults have no will, which is what leaves families exposed to probate court and state intestacy outcomes they would not have chosen.
Generally, witnesses should be legally competent adults who are not beneficiaries under your will, since an interested witness can create grounds for challenge in some states. Rules on the number of witnesses, notarization, and whether remote or electronic execution is permitted vary by state and continue to change. Your plan's signing instructions reflect your state's requirements — follow those, and check with an attorney if anything about your situation is unusual.

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