Will – Secure Our Families

Multiple Wills:

Subscriber gets the ability to record the following wills or write the will by working with our network of Attorneys and Financial Advisors

Will to be written by you and your spouse to your kids
Will to be written by you to the kids
Will to be written by your spouse to the kids
Will to be written by your parents for you.
Will written by other family members for you

Brokerage and Reduced Cost

We shall tie our agreements with many Attorneys and Financial advisors who shall provide you will to provide you better and competitive price
Our promise is to keep the cost lower, if you visit the business, you shall get higher price, and if you go through us, you will get better price
We shall also give you the ability to leave a review so who does the good job getters better review and business
You will get the ablity to look for an Attonery or Financial Advisor who worked with your family and friend so it gets easy for you to work with your favorite one’s

Integration w/ Wallet

Since you have built your wallet with us, it will always help you to work with complete details of your wallet to write the will
It gives to work with every type of asset that you have and make sure you write your will without missing any

Incompleteness Log

Our best practices and notification workflow will check to find for missing gaps that shall help you to complete your will
It ensures your family is secured with every type of will, from you to your kids, others from your parents to you.

A last will and testament is a legal document that outlines your wishes for how your assets and affairs should be handled after your death. It gives you, the testator, control over who inherits your belongings, who cares for your dependents, and who manages your estate.
Here are some key points about last wills:

Distribution of assets: Your will allows you to specify who should receive your belongings, such as property, investments, and personal items. You can also name specific beneficiaries for each asset or divide your estate equally among multiple people.
Guiding for dependents: If you have minor children, your will can appoint a guardian to care for them after your death. You can also name a person to manage your children’s inheritance until they reach a certain age.
Estate management: You can nominate an executor in your will, who will be responsible for carrying out the instructions outlined in the document. This includes tasks like paying your debts, collecting your assets, and distributing them to the beneficiaries.
Avoiding intestacy: If you die without a will, your assets will be distributed according to your state’s intestacy laws. These laws may not reflect your wishes, and your loved ones may be faced with additional delays and legal complexities.
Here are some additional things to know about last wills:

They must be in writing and signed by the testator.
Some states have specific requirements for witnesses.
You can update your will at any time to reflect changes in your life circumstances.

It’s recommended to consult with an attorney to ensure your will is legally valid and accurately reflects your wishes.
Overall, a last will and testament is an important document that can provide peace of mind and prevent unnecessary confusion and conflict after your death