Last Will & Testament
The cornerstone document. It records who inherits, who administers, and who cares for those who depend on you.
- Name your executor
- Direct who inherits what
- Appoint guardians for minor children
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Wills · Trusts · Powers of Attorney
Your wishes, set down properly. Your family, spared the guesswork.
LegacyWills connects you with licensed estate planning attorneys who draft wills, trusts and powers of attorney with the care a family document deserves — in plain English, at a flat, agreed fee.
- Flat, agreed fees — approved before drafting begins
- Every clause reviewed with a licensed attorney
- Properly witnessed, executed and stored
Licensed estate attorneys
Every plan is prepared and reviewed by a licensed attorney — never a fill-in-the-blank template.
Flat, agreed fees
You approve the fee in writing before drafting begins. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Properly executed
Witnessed, notarised where required, and stored so your documents hold up when they are needed.
The estate plan checklist
Four documents. One complete plan.
Most families need all four. Your free case review confirms exactly which apply to you.
Revocable Living Trust
For many families, a trust keeps the estate out of probate court and keeps private matters private.
- Help assets pass outside probate
- Plan for incapacity in advance
- Keep family affairs confidential
Power of Attorney
If you cannot act for yourself, this decides who manages your finances — you choose, not a court.
- Choose who manages your finances
- Set limits on that authority
- Avoid court-appointed control
Healthcare Directive
Your medical wishes, written down while you are well — so loved ones never have to guess.
- Record your treatment wishes
- Name a trusted healthcare agent
- Give doctors clear instructions
Questions are free. So is the first conversation.
Call and talk it through with an estate planning professional — no obligation, no pressure, and no documents drafted until you say so.
Who we help
Planning for every chapter of life
Whatever stage you are at, the right documents bring the same quiet reassurance.
Young families
Guardianship for children, life insurance directed sensibly, and a will that grows as your family does.
Homeowners & savers
Homes, retirement accounts and savings, organised into a plan that passes cleanly and quietly.
Retirees & elders
Updated documents, powers of attorney and healthcare directives, reviewed with unhurried care.
How it works
Three quiet steps to a finished plan
Free case review
A short, unhurried conversation about your family, your assets and your wishes. No obligation, no jargon.
Drafting & review
A licensed attorney prepares your documents, then walks you through every clause in plain English.
Signing & safekeeping
Properly witnessed, notarised where required, and stored so the right people can find them when it matters.
Common questions
Asked quietly, answered plainly
Yes. Without a will, state law decides who inherits and a court decides who administers — regardless of the size of the estate. A will also names guardians for minor children, which no bank balance can do.
Put it in writing — properly.
A finished estate plan is one conversation away. Start with a free case review, or simply pick up the phone.