Why an estate plan matters

Estate planning isn't just legal paperwork—it's about protecting your family, assets, and future. It's never been easier to create a plan that gives you peace of mind today and security for the years ahead.

Protect your loved ones

Ensure your family—young and old—has financial security and clear legal protections in place.

Clearly define your wishes

Appoint trusted decision-makers for your finances, healthcare, and estate.

Peace of mind when it matters most

Losing a loved one is hard enough. A solid estate plan ensures your family has certainty when they need it.

Real stories from our users

Meet Christina

All Legal Forms Needed & Helpful Agents

You can truly find all legal forms needed for estate planning, and the customer service team is always helpful. I am a return user and whether it's a Power of Attorney or Child Medical Consent, Complete Wills has it all, and it's easy to use.

Christina

9/4

Meet Nancy

Easy, fast, exactly what I needed

Complete Wills made estate planning so easy. I needed a plan for my grandchildren, and the process was simple and straightforward. It gave me exactly what I was looking for.

Nancy

10/31

Which Estate Plan is right for you?

Trust

$379

Best if you want more control over how your assets are distributed.

A Trust helps you:

Avoid probate, so your beneficiaries get assets faster

Set specific rules for inheritance (e.g., age restrictions, conditions)

Protect larger estates and minimize taxes in certain cases

Will

$99

Best for making sure your final wishes are clear.

A Will allows you to:

Name guardians for children & pets

Specify how your assets should be divided

Ensure your final wishes (funeral, executor, etc.) are legally documented

Trust

$529

Best if you want more control over how your assets are distributed.

A Trust helps you:

Avoid probate, so your beneficiaries get assets faster

Set specific rules for inheritance (e.g., age restrictions, conditions)

Protect larger estates and minimize taxes in certain cases

Will

$189

Best for making sure your final wishes are clear.

A Will allows you to:

Name guardians for children & pets

Specify how your assets should be divided

Ensure your final wishes (funeral, executor, etc.) are legally documented

Don't just take our word for it

Check out why our customers are happy they trusted us with their estate planning needs

We found just what we needed

We found just what we needed and were able to customize quickly, would highly recommend this site!

Joe

11/7

This made it so easy

This made it so easy. It asked all the right questions and just put everything in the correct place. It was so easy to use.

Sandra

5/23

Save money on attorney fees

The platform is very easy to use and customer service is very responsive and easy to work with when needed. This is a great way to save money on attorney fees for drafting all sorts of documents.

Alexis

10/1

Quality Service

For anyone reading this, I want to let you know that this service is effective. Not only that, but they genuinely care and tend to their customer needs. I've had two experiences with them so far, and it's been quality. I plan to use this service again later when it's time for additional help.

Matthew

11/7

Great Onboarding, Fast, and Amazing Service

Great onboarding, amazing customer support, reliable, and fabulous service.

Evrim

3/1

I was happy with how easy it was!

If I had any questions or concerns, I was able to get answers and service in a timely manner. Everyone that I spoke to was helpful, nice, and polite.

John

10/1

Excellent, Immediate Live Support

We had two issues that had to be resolved, caused by me. The support staff was so professional and prompt that I would recommend them to anyone. It was a great support experience both times.

Ali

2/27

I never write reviews

Because they were a wonderful help, I decided to do so this time.

Jane

2/3

Excellent company

They helped me with all of the paperwork I needed and answered every question I had. 100% recommended.

Sandra

10/8

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a will and a trust?

Both documents can be used to distribute assets to beneficiaries after death. A will is easier to set up, but it is usually required to go through probate to distribute assets, which can be time-consuming and costly. Assets placed in a living trust avoids probate, but the trust requires more initial setup and ongoing maintenance.

How long does it take to create a will or trust?

Most users finish in 15 minutes or less with our step-by-step guide.

Are your plans state specific?

Our estate planning documents are drafted and maintained by a team of attorneys and meet the legal requirements of every U.S. state.

Do I need a lawyer?

No, our estate planning forms are created by lawyers, and make it easy to create a legally valid estate plan without an attorney. If you want final review of your plan, we offer attorney consultations in many states at an affordable price.

Can I change or revoke my will after I make it?

Yes, you can revoke a will by creating a new one or destroying the old one. You can also make changes through a codicil (amendment), which must be signed and witnessed according to your state's law.

Why an estate plan matters