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 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. Estate planning is important for ensuring your wishes are carried out the way you intend after your death. However, many people overlook this critical task and leave it until it is too late.

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ONLINE LIVING TRUST

An online living trust in is a legal document that allows a person to transfer legal ownership of the assets they accumulated during their life into a living trust, as a part of their estate planning. After you pass away, the assets in your trust will be transferred to the beneficiary that you named. Create your online living trust with ease at Ogborne Law, PLC today.

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Completely fill out all of the information needed for your last will and testament.

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ONLINE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT FAQ

ONLINE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT FAQ

Read frequently asked questions about online last will and testament services.

What is a Will or Last Will & Testament?

A “last will and testament” is a document that states what you want to happen after your death. It’s sometimes referred to as your “will.” 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.

What is an Online Last Will & Testament?

An online last will & testament is a fast and inexpensive option for creating a will. You simply download the last will and testament form template, fill it out, and then contact Ogborne to begin will preparation.

Who Needs a Will? Do I Need One?

If you have anything or anyone you care about, you should have a will in place. People who need a will include married people, people that have kids, people that have high net worth, and people with lots of assets according to MoneyUnder30. If you are single, young, and don’t have a lot of assets, you don’t need a will yet.

Are Online Wills Legal?

If done properly, an online will is legally and completely valid as a last will and testament created by an estate planning attorney but costs much less according to PolicyGenius. There will be additional steps you will have to take after creating the will online to finalize it and make it valid.

Is it Better to Have a Will or Trust?

Wills are public vs trusts which are private and more difficult to contest. A living trust is also a better way to manage your children’s inheritance.

You can have both a will and a living trust. A trust doesn’t replace a will; they are two separate documents. You can manage most of your assets through a trust. But you need a will to designate who gets what; the will specifies the distribution of items in your estate. A family heirloom or a beloved book can go to anyone you name in your will.

A will covers everything you own at the time of your death. It will be managed by the court system. You can specifically transfer property in a trust. It is not regulated by the court. A trust goes into effect before you die. One of the advantages of a trust is if you become incapacitated, your trustees (heirs) can handle your estate. Read more about wills vs trusts.

What Does a Online Will Do?

The purpose of a online will is to:

  • Choose an executor
  • Choose a guardian for your children and their property
  • Make decisions about how taxes and debts will be paid
  • Leave instruction about what needs to happen to your property after you die
  • Can be used a backup to a living trust
  • Protect minor beneficiaries

How Much Does a Last Will and Testament Cost?

Do it yourself will preparation costs an average of $150 depending on the source. The average cost to have a lawyer draft your will for you comes with a price tag of $750 with average will preparation prices ranging anywhere from $300 to $1,000 in the US for 2020, according to Investopedia and multiple online sources.

How to Make a Last Will and Testament Online

You can easily make a last will and testament online by using our last will and testament forms for individuals and married couples. Ogborne Law, PLC is a fast and inexpensive option for creating a will. You simply download the last will and testament form template, fill it out, and then contact Ogborne Law, PLC to begin will preparation.

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