Your Will, Done Right. $99
AI walks you through each decision in plain English. Your completed Last Will and Testament downloads as a print-ready PDF. Estate lawyers charge $1,500 to $3,000 for the same document.
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Saved vs. Lawyers
Same Legal Document. Fraction of the Price.
Every will covers the same legal provisions. Here's what each option actually costs.
| Legal Friend BEST VALUE | DIY | LegalZoom | Trust & Will | Lawyer |
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| $99 | $0 + risk | $199-$299 | $159-$599 | $1,500-$3,000 |
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Three Steps to Your Will
From first question to print-ready document in about 20 minutes.
Answer Questions
Plain-English questions about your family and wishes. AI explains anything confusing.
AI Builds Your Will
Your answers become a complete legal document with all required provisions.
Download & Sign
Download PDF, sign with witnesses, store safely. Signing instructions included.
What $99 Gets You
AI-Guided Will Builder
You answer plain-English questions about your family, assets, and wishes. The AI explains legal concepts, catches inconsistencies, and builds your complete will document.
Instant PDF Download
Download a print-ready Last Will and Testament with proper legal formatting, witness blocks, and self-proving affidavit.
Guardian + Trust Provisions
Name guardians for minor children. Set up a testamentary trust with distribution ages so assets are managed until beneficiaries are ready.
Save & Resume
Auto-saves every few seconds. Come back anytime.
Legally Valid
All 50 states. Attorney-quality formatting.
256-bit Encrypted
Bank-level security. Data never sold.
Things to Know Before You Start
A few minutes of preparation makes the process even smoother.
Gather Your Asset Information
Before starting, know what you own: bank accounts, retirement accounts, real estate, vehicles, investments, and valuable personal property. Decide what goes to specific people vs. your general estate. Remember — retirement accounts (IRAs, 401k) and life insurance pass directly to named beneficiaries and bypass your will.
Understand Your Debts
Your estate pays debts first — credit cards, mortgages, auto loans, student loans, medical bills, and taxes. What's left goes to beneficiaries. Understanding your debts helps you make realistic plans for what your heirs will actually receive.
Choose Your Executor Wisely
Your executor handles distributing assets and paying debts. Pick someone trustworthy and organized — ideally in your state, since some states require out-of-state executors to post a bond. Consider the emotional toll on grieving family members. Tell your executor where to find the will and important documents.
Talk to Potential Guardians First
If you have minor children, discuss guardianship with your chosen guardian before naming them. Being a guardian is a significant responsibility — make sure they're willing and prepared. Name a backup in case your first choice can't serve.
Don't Forget ANY of Your Children
Leave at least a small gift (even $1) to every child — including adult children you don't intend to leave much. If you omit someone entirely, they could claim you "forgot" them and challenge the will in court. Making your intentions explicit, no matter how small the bequest, prevents disputes and protects your other beneficiaries.
Your AI Assistant in Action
The AI asks questions in plain English. You answer naturally. It handles the legal language, document structure, and provisions behind the scenes.
From Families Who Trust Us
Real people on their experience creating a will with Legal Friend.
"I'd been putting off making a will for years because lawyers wanted $1,500+. This took me 20 minutes and the document looks completely professional."
"The trust section was what sold me. I needed to set up distributions for my kids at different ages. The AI walked me through every option clearly."
"My husband and I both made wills in one evening. $198 total. Our neighbor paid $3,000 for essentially the same documents from a lawyer."
"The guardian designation section really made me think carefully about who I'd want raising my kids. The AI even reminded me to talk to them first."
"I updated my will after my divorce in about 10 minutes. Just changed the beneficiaries, removed my ex as executor, downloaded the new PDF."
"I'd been putting off making a will for years because lawyers wanted $1,500+. This took me 20 minutes and the document looks completely professional."
"The trust section was what sold me. I needed to set up distributions for my kids at different ages. The AI walked me through every option clearly."
"My husband and I both made wills in one evening. $198 total. Our neighbor paid $3,000 for essentially the same documents from a lawyer."
"The guardian designation section really made me think carefully about who I'd want raising my kids. The AI even reminded me to talk to them first."
"I updated my will after my divorce in about 10 minutes. Just changed the beneficiaries, removed my ex as executor, downloaded the new PDF."
Frequently Asked Questions
Most people finish in 15 to 30 minutes. Our AI assistant guides you through each question in plain language — no legal knowledge required.
Yes. The document follows standard legal formatting used by estate planning attorneys across the United States. To make it legally binding, sign it in front of two witnesses (and a notary for the self-proving affidavit). We include detailed signing instructions.
For most straightforward estates, our AI-guided process creates a complete, legally valid will without an attorney. If you have complex situations — blended families, significant business assets, tax planning, or special needs dependents — we recommend an estate planning attorney review your document.
All states except Vermont require two witnesses who are 18+ and NOT named as beneficiaries. Witnesses must watch you sign and watch each other sign. Notarization is optional but recommended — we include a self-proving affidavit in your document.
Yes. Log back in and update your will anytime. Major life events — marriage, divorce, new children, significant asset changes — are good reasons to revise. When you create a new version, destroy all copies of the old one.
AI-guided will creation, automatic PDF generation, beneficiary designations, executor appointment, guardian nomination, optional testamentary trust, spendthrift provision, self-proving affidavit, and detailed signing instructions. One payment, unlimited revisions.
Retirement accounts (IRAs, 401k), life insurance policies, and annuities pass directly to named beneficiaries on those accounts — they bypass your will. Make sure those designations are up to date separately.
Without a will (called 'dying intestate'), the state decides how your assets are distributed. This often doesn't match your wishes and leads to delays, family disputes, and higher legal costs.
Don't Leave Your Family's
Future to Chance.
70% of Americans don't have a will. It takes 20 minutes and $99 to change that.