No question here is too basic. These are the ones people ask before they buy, while they are signing, and after they have paid, answered the same way we would on a call.
Three ways to get an answer, none of which cost anything or commit you to buying.
A few questions, about a minute. No email, no account.
Any hour, no charge. Software, not a person.
A person reads it and replies during business hours.
The process
Who wrote the documents, what you are paying for, and what happens between paying and holding a finished plan.
A generator produces a document. It cannot tell you whether that document does what you intended or what is missing from your plan. Here the documents come from templates a Florida estate planning attorney wrote and keeps current, and the questions you answer are shaped by what your situation actually requires. The online plan is self-serve; if you want an attorney to review it or represent you, that is available separately.
Mostly cost and convenience. The questions, drafting and signing are online, so a plan that would normally run into thousands starts at a few hundred. The templates were written by a Florida estate planning attorney; nobody reviews your individual answers unless you add a paid consultation. If your situation needs an attorney's judgment, we will tell you so.
You complete the online questions, your documents are assembled from the attorney's Florida templates, you read them over and sign, online where Florida allows it, and your documents are stored where you and your family can find them. Binding, mailing and tracking are available if you want physical originals.
Signing and Florida
The documents are built for Florida, signed where Florida allows it, and your details stay between you and the people preparing your plan.
Yes. Florida provides for remote online notarization and electronic wills, subject to the statutory requirements. An online notary session is available as an added service, and an in-person session if you prefer.
Our documents are built to Florida requirements. If you live elsewhere or split your year between states, tell us during intake or on a consult call before you buy anything.
Your details are used to prepare your documents and to contact you about your plan. Contacting us or using this site does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.
Cost and choosing
Every price is published on the site. These are the questions people ask about them, and about picking a plan in the first place.
It covers both spouses: two complete sets of documents, for less than buying two single plans.
Often, yes. A prepaid legal benefit through ARAG, MetLife Legal Plans or similar may cover part or all of it, and partner organizations (law enforcement, fire, EMS, teachers, faith communities, credit unions, veterans groups and others) receive 10 to 40% off standard pricing.
Three options, none of which cost anything: take the plan finder, ask the online assistant, or ask us to call you.
By subject
Every guide in Estate planning explained ends with its own set of questions. Start with the document you are wondering about.
Start now if you know what you need, or answer a few questions and we'll point you at the right plan. Nothing here locks you into anything.
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