ONLINE ESTATE PLANNING

Online estate planning is a fast and inexpensive option for creating an estate plan. Online estate planning options include creating a last will and testament or a living trust. Choose Ogborne Law, PLC for your best online estate planning experience.

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ONLINE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT

An online last will & testament is a document that states what you want to happen after your death. It’s sometimes referred to as your “last will and testament.” If you die without a will, your estate is distributed to your family following general, pre-established guidelines. This means your estate may be divided in a way you didn’t want. The people you hoped would inherit your estate may not.

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ONLINE LIVING WILL

An online living will is a legal document stating and protecting your end of life care medical wishes. This document is extremely important to make sure you have on file so If you are facing a terminal condition, in a persistent vegetative state, or in an irreversible coma, your Healthcare Power of Attorney knows what your wishes are for life-sustaining treatment.

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FILL OUT THE INFORMATION

Completely fill out all of the information needed for your estate plan.

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