FastWill's online notarization made everything so much easier. We didn't have to go anywhere or schedule anything. It was quick, simple, and just worked.
Dallas, TX
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Learn moreYes, online Wills and Trusts created through FastWill are legally valid when signed as your state requires. Our documents comply with state-specific requirements and are created using attorney-reviewed templates.
A Will is a legal document that outlines how your assets should be distributed after your death and goes through probate court. A Trust is a legal arrangement that allows you to manage and distribute the assets in it outside of probate court, giving you more control over your estate.
Most people finish their Will or Trust in about 30 minutes. You can save your progress and come back anytime.
A Will does not need a notary to be valid. A notary makes it self-proving, which makes it easier to settle later. Notarization is an add-on through our notary partner, Proof, where state law allows.
If you die without a Will, your state's intestacy laws determine how your assets are distributed. This may not align with your wishes, and the process can be lengthy and costly for your loved ones.
You should treat your Will or Trust like a living document that grows with you. Update it after major life events like marriage, divorce, having children, buying property, or after significant changes in your financial situation. Every FastWill plan includes unlimited edits, so you can update your Will or Trust whenever your life changes.
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