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Imagine a tool that lets you manage estate planning in one place and without the added cost of dealing with an attorney. That's WillMaker & Trust by Nolo for you. This do-it-yourself tool lets you create legally binding wills, healthcare directives, final arrangements, living trusts, and other essential estate planning documents.
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WillMaker FAQ
Is WillMaker an app or software?
Both! When you buy WillMaker Plus or All-Access, you can choose to make your estate planning documents online or with the software.
What if I have questions while using WillMaker?
As you're making your documents, you can read on-screen help topics that answer questions related to that screen. If you need to know more, it will be easy to consult the WillMaker Legal Manual, which provides in-depth information about each document. You'll also always have access to WillMaker Support.
Does WillMaker have a refund policy?
To get a refund for WillMaker, you must contact the original point of purchase, as policies vary.
Can I use WillMaker if Ilive outside the U.S.?
If your permanent residence is outside of the United States, you should not use WillMaker. If you are out of the country temporarily –- for school, a job or because you serve in the military, you probably still have ties with a particular state that make it your legal residence. In that case, you can still use WillMaker.