Get Legal Advice On Last Will and Testament

Creating a Will on your own can be overwhelming and time-consuming. Without the help of a lawyer, you may not have the peace of mind that your wishes will be communicated to your loved ones or that a court will honor your wishes. All Personal & Family plans come with a Will drafted by your provider lawyer at no additional charge.

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Eliminate family conflict

Part of our responsibility to our family is preparing for our passing and making sure that the legal aspects of our affairs are as organized and manageable as possible.

A Last Will and Testament (“Will”) is a legal document which provides who is to receive your property after your death, who will administer your estate, who will serve as guardian of your children, if applicable, and other provisions.

It's important that your wishes are communicated to your loved ones and gives them guidance in making difficult decisions. Questions of guardianship of children and even pets may be left to the courts if you die without a Will.

Sadly, 35% of Americans say they have had some sort of family conflict due to a loved one dying without a Will. Without clear direction on distributing your assets, your family may be left without direction and may experience conflict.

A well-drafted Will helps make sure your loved ones are taken care of in the manner you wish, and that provides at least a small measure of comfort during a difficult time. Each state has laws governing Wills. Please contact your provider law firm for assistance.

Save time and money

If you pass away without a Will, it’s referred to as having died intestate. If this happens, a court must determine how to distribute your assets. The more this process drags on, the more fees and taxes your loved ones end up paying.

Without a Will, probate can consume your loved ones’ time for up to 2 years and eat up 3-7% of the value of your estate.

You can save your family from this probate nightmare by working with an experienced estate planning lawyer to make sure your estate is in order.

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Plan for the unexpected

As your life changes, so should your Will. Major life events are often signs you should create, or update your Will.

  • Marriage
  • Engagement
  • Children
  • Retirement
  • Divorce
  • Purchase or Sale of home
  • Business ownership
  • Death of a loved one

Work with an experienced lawyer to create a Last Will & Testament which can be updated to accommodate your needs as you life changes.

Learn more about creating a Will:

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Do I need a Will?

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Types of Wills

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Guided Will Questionnaire

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Estate Planning Guide

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How it works

Use the app or your computer to fill out a short form and tell us what kind of help you need.

Speak with an experienced lawyer who knows your state laws, usually within a business day.

Get trusted legal advice, resolve your issue, and move forward with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A lawyer can help people clearly outline how their assets should be distributed after they pass away. Lawyers ensure all documents are legally sound and tailored to meet your personal and family needs. Also, they can help set up trusts, name executors, and update plans as life circumstances change, offering peace of mind and legal protection.

Generally speaking, it’s a good idea to get legal advice on any Wills and estates issues to ensure that your rights, and those of your loved ones, are protected.

Instead of paying a lawyer by the hour, you pay a small membership fee for access to a  provider law firm in your state for the legal services membership you select. Prices and coverage vary depending on the membership services you select.

Hiring lawyers the usual way can cost hundreds per hour. But with LegalShield you pay a recurring fee and get access to experienced lawyers who can help with any number of estate planning issues.

Membership applications are reviewed within 72 hours. Once approved, you can contact your lawyer and use all the perks of your membership.

For over 50 years, LegalShield has made it affordable and easy for its members to connect with its network of vetted, dedicated law firms across the United States and parts of Canada. Lawyers average 22 years of experience. Please note that LegalShield provides access to legal services offered by a network of provider law firms to its members.

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