Create Your Last Will and Testament Online
LegacyKey is an online estate planning platform that helps you create a state-specific Last Will and Testament, Living Will (Advance Directive), and Power of Attorney. Our online will maker walks you through plain-language questions, generates a formatted legal document tailored to your state, and lets you preview the full text before you pay anything. There are no subscriptions — you pay once per document and download a printable PDF.
Last Will and Testament
A Last Will and Testament lets you name beneficiaries, appoint a guardian for minor children, and direct how your property is distributed. LegacyKey's state-specific will template is built around each state's requirements, so your document reflects the rules where you live. Whether you want to prepare a will for the first time or update an older one, our easy way to write a last will keeps the process simple.
Living Will (Advance Directive)
A Living Will, or Advance Directive, states your wishes for medical care when you cannot speak for yourself. Use our online legal forms to document your treatment preferences, name a healthcare agent, and give your family clear guidance during difficult moments.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney authorizes someone you trust to manage your financial or healthcare decisions. Our online legal document service for wills and directives makes it straightforward to create a legally binding POA tailored to your state.
How to Create a Will Online
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Answer a short, guided interview tailored to your state.
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Preview the complete, formatted document.
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Pay once to finalize and download your printable PDF.
Why Choose LegacyKey
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State-specific legal documents for all 50 states
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Affordable online estate planning services with transparent, one-time pricing
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Private and secure — your drafts are visible only to you
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No attorney appointment required — create a last will and testament online at your own pace
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an online will legally binding?
Yes. A will created with LegacyKey meets your state's formatting requirements; sign and witness it according to your state's law to make it a legally binding will.
Do I need a lawyer?
LegacyKey is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For complex estates, consult a licensed attorney.
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