Estate planning laws vary by state. We ensure your documents comply with your state's specific requirements.
Our documents are customized to meet the legal requirements of your specific state, ensuring validity and enforceability.
Witness and notary requirements vary significantly. Some states require two witnesses, others require notarization, and some require both.
Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin have special rules for marital property.
Living will and healthcare proxy requirements differ. Some states combine them, others keep them separate.
While federal estate tax applies nationwide, 12 states and DC have their own estate or inheritance taxes with varying exemption amounts.
Living trust formalities and recognition vary by state, affecting how you transfer property and avoid probate.
States have different laws governing access to digital accounts and online property after death.
When you create your account, we identify your state and automatically apply the correct legal requirements to your documents.
Our legal team maintains 50 different sets of templates, each tailored to meet specific state laws and regularly updated as laws change.
We provide detailed, state-specific guidance on how to properly execute your documents, including witness and notary requirements.
If you relocate, simply update your address and we'll regenerate your documents to comply with your new state's laws—at no additional cost.
Don't risk invalid documents. Let us handle the legal complexity while you focus on what matters—protecting your family.