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No matter your life stage or situation, we'll help guide you to the right estate plan, with recommendations adjusted to your state and needs.
A Trust lets you manage and distribute your assets privately, without court involvement.
Starting at $449
A Will outlines your intentions so the court can carry them out if needed.
Starting at $199
Answer a few simple questions and we'll guide you to the best choice.
Answer a few questions and we'll recommend a plan that fits your goals and situation.
We translate legal concepts into understandable terms and guide you through each decision in real time.
Sign and notarize remotely, transfer deeds into your Trust, and follow any remaining steps easily within your dashboard.
Everything you need to complete your estate plan, from notarization and property transfers to secure document sharing, all from home.
Starting at $75
Notarize your plan from home for a secure, fast, fully remote process that strengthens validity and prevents your plan from being contested in court.
Starting at $399
Add your property to your Trust the simple way. We prepare, file, and record your Quitclaim Deed for you, with no courthouse visits or extra paperwork.
Your life changes, and your plan should change with it. Unlimited Editability allows you to make sure your plan reflects your life - however it changes.
Every FastWill plan automatically allows you to make changes for 30 days, so you know you're set up the right way.
Unlimited Editability makes sure that you can keep up with every change in your life, forever. There's no subscription to keep track of or limits to what changes you make.
If questions come up, our 24/7 support team is always here to help.
From your first click to your final notarized document, FastWill gives you everything you need in one secure, guided platform.
Avoid the long waits and time consuming appointments. FastWill brings the entire process online so you can create your plan, notarize documents, and transfer property without ever leaving home.
Our system walks you through the process with clear, plain-language explanations. If you ever need help, our 24/7 live support team is always available to guide you in real time.
Every document is reviewed by state-specific attorneys, and packages include Remote Notarization (where available), Unlimited Editability, and Deed Transfer to cover every essential step from start to finish.
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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 assets privately, avoiding probate and providing more control over your estate.
With FastWill, you can complete your Will in about 15-30 minutes. A Trust typically takes 30-45 minutes. The process is simple, guided, and you can save your progress and return anytime.
Yes, both Wills and Trusts need to be notarized to be legally valid. FastWill offers remote notarization services, so you can complete everything from home without visiting a notary office.
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. FastWill provides 30 days of free updates, and you can purchase Unlimited Editability for ongoing flexibility.
No, you don't need an attorney to update your Will with FastWill. FastWill offers unlimited edits to your plan, so you can easily make updates as your life changes. Just be sure to have your documents notarized whenever you make changes to keep them legally valid. While it's not required, some people choose to consult an attorney to review their plan and ensure everything is set up properly.
No, you can't write a Will for someone else, but you can help them! A Will must be created by the person it applies to, since it reflects their own wishes. If you get stuck or have questions, FastWill's live support team is always here to help.
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.
No, a Will does not avoid probate. It goes through the probate court process, which can be public and time-consuming. A Trust, on the other hand, can help you avoid probate and keep your estate matters private.
Yes, online Wills and Trusts created through FastWill are legally valid when properly executed and notarized. Our documents comply with state-specific requirements and are created using attorney-reviewed templates.
To fund your Trust, you transfer ownership of your assets into the Trust's name. This includes real estate (through a deed transfer), bank accounts, investments, and personal property. FastWill offers deed transfer services to help you properly fund your Trust.
A Revocable Trust can be modified or revoked at any time during your lifetime, giving you flexibility and control. An Irrevocable Trust cannot be easily changed once created and is typically used for tax planning or asset protection purposes.
It depends on your situation. Many couples create a joint Trust that holds assets for both spouses. However, separate Trusts may be beneficial if you have different beneficiaries, want individual control, or have complex estate planning needs. FastWill can help you determine the best approach for your situation.
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