Will Generator

Create a simple will with our free Will Generator. Draft a clear document to record your wishes for your estate and beneficiaries.

 

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Last Will & Testament

Draft a starting-point will for review with an attorney.

Important: A will is only legally valid once it is signed and witnessed according to your state's requirements — usually in the presence of two witnesses, and sometimes a notary for a "self-proving" affidavit. Printing this draft does not make it binding. Please have it reviewed and properly executed with a licensed attorney.

Your details

Full legal name

Home address

Governing state California New York Texas Florida Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia North Carolina Michigan New Jersey Virginia Washington Massachusetts Arizona Tennessee Indiana Missouri Maryland Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Alabama South Carolina Louisiana Kentucky

Marital status

Single Married Divorced Widowed

Spouse's full name

Children

Do you have children?

Yes No

Children's full names One child per line.

Guardian for minor children (if any are under 18)

Alternate guardian

Executor

The person responsible for carrying out your wishes.

Executor's full name

Alternate executor

Bequests

Specific gifts (optional) One gift per line. Leave blank to skip.

Residuary beneficiary Who receives everything not specifically listed above.

Additional provisions

Provide for care of pets Include funeral/burial wishes Direct payment of debts & expenses Include no-contest clause

Caretaker for pets

Funeral/burial wishes

Please fill in your name, address, executor, and residuary beneficiary.

Last Will & Testament

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Not legal advice, and not yet a valid will. This draft must be signed in the presence of witnesses (and often notarized) according to your state's laws to become legally effective. Requirements vary by state and by circumstances such as blended families, real estate in multiple states, or business ownership. Have this draft reviewed and formally executed by a licensed estate attorney.

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