Wills For Texas


Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are online wills valid in Texas?

Yes. Not only are they valid, but they are easier because you can have them completed from the comfort of your own home.

2. Do I have to hire an attorney?

No. You are not required to hire an attorney to complete a will. In fact, we will provide you the information you need so that you can do it all alone but if you want to hire an attorney to help you we can help with that too.

3. Why choose an online will?

Because it is cheaper. We leverage technology to perform work that used to be done manually by attorneys.

4. Is this easy to do?

Extremely easy. Plus, we won't just disappear, so if you have additional questions, we will answer them at no additional charge.

The Process

Creating a will (and other documents, should you choose) is not complicated. We simply gather various information from you through forms on this website. You fill out the forms and submit the information to us. We will then create your documents and send them back to you via email with easy-to-follow instructions on how to properly sign the documents. It is that easy!

Here are the Simple Steps

  1. Identify what products you want.
  2. Enter the information required for those products into the forms on this website.
  3. Click the "Submit" button.
  4. Wait for us to send you back the ordered documents (which we will do within twenty-four (24) hours) with easy-to-follow instructions on what to do with those documents.
  5. Proofread the documents we send back to you to make sure things are accurate like the spelling of names etc.
  6. Follow the easy-follow-instructions to finalize the documents.
  7. Store the documents in a safe place.

Types of Information We Will Need

The information we need depends on which documents you order. But the types of information we need are typically already known to you. For example, for a will, we will want to know the following things:
  • Names
  • Marital status
  • Number of children and their names
  • Names of potential guardians for children should you die while they are minors
  • Names of executors
  • Instructions for burial or cremation
  • How you want your assets distributed
  • Names of people you do not want to inherit anything from you