Why Get A Will?
Many people make the mistake of never getting a will. Why?
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Tell your family members how assets should be distributed
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Name guardians for your children if you pass away
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Make specific gifts (called bequests) to people or institutions
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Avoid estate taxes
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Protect your spouse from debts and other obligations
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What if I don't have any assets now?
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A will is still a good idea. You may accumulate assets in the future. You do not need to list your assets now — that gets figured out after your death. Last Will and Testament allow you to choose how to your assets and debts will be handled.
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Do I need to disclose all my assets and debts in writing?
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No. You do not need to disclose any assets or debts in your Last Will and Testament. If you want to leave a specific sum of money to someone, then you need to disclose that.
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Can I change or modify my will in the future?
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Yes. Changes can be made at any time. Any changes would need to be in writing and signed by you in front of a witness.
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How much does a will cost if I go to a law firm?
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It depends on your state and the particular lawyer, but the average cost is $1500. At WillAdvocate.com our standard package is $199.
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Any other benefits of getting a will?
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Yes. You avoid a judge deciding your property division and any of your family member fighting over your estate.
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Difference between WillAdvocate.com and other online sites?
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With WillAdvocate.com your Last Will and Testament is reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state. You will work with experienced lawyers who will create a will specific for your individual needs. Some web sites may call themselves "document preparation" firms, or other "legal" sounding names. These agreements are largely inadequate and unenforceable in court.
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How long does it take to receive my will?
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Once we receive your payment and information, we strive to produce your will within 48 hours. We guarantee the document will be delivered to you within 72 hours.
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What if I have more questions?
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Feel free to contact us via email at questions@WillAdvocate.com or phone at (866) 550-9883. Our staff is happy to answer any questions.
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Do only rich people get wills?
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No. Last Will and Testament are not just for the wealthy. Choosing yourself how to divide any sum of money is important for all people.