Nearly 70% of Americans
die without a Will each year and each state government
receives millions of dollars from the estates of
those who pass on without a valid Will.
Many Americans live
as if death is optional; unfortunately, it is not.
Although we cannot control how we will eventually
meet our end, we can all control how our assets
will be distributed upon our passing.
If you die without
a Will and leave minor children, the judge may be
able to choose the individual that will raise your
children without your input or considering your
values.
If you
died tomorrow, who would raise your children?
It is not what you
have now that matters, it is who you leave when
you pass on. Give your loved ones the gift of security
and peace of mind with a valid Will.
What would happen
to your property if you died tomorrow?
A Will is a formal
and professional document that will protect your
loved ones when you pass on.
WorryFreeWills.com
is the most user-friendly online Will creation service
available on the web today.
You probably do not
think twice about spending twenty dollars at a fast
food restaurant, why wouldn't you spend $29.95 to
protect your family and secure their future with
a valid Will?
You will
be able to print your Will directly from your home
computer immediately after finishing the WorryFreeWills.com
Will creation process. Unlike other sites, you will
not have to wait for your final Will to be emailed
to you.
You do not pay until
you print!
All Wills are in PDF
format for ease of use.
Customers are guided
with step-by-step explanations throughout the website.
Customers are guided
throughout the Will creation process with plain
language, questions and answers related to each
section of the Will and definitions of difficult
terms throughout the site.
WorryFreeWills.com
was developed by top attorneys who believe that
all people should have a valid Will, not just those
who can afford an expensive attorney.
"After seeing what my best friend went through after her husband died, I decided that the time was now to make sure that my family's future was secure and that my loved ones will never have to go through the hardship of not having a Will."
- Sara from Albany, New York
Over 40 percent of Americans age 45 or older have not drawn up a Will according to the AARP.
What is the difference between a Living Will and a Durable Power of Attorney?
A Living Will addresses only whether or not you would like to have artificial life support used when your body would not be able to sustain itself without it in the long term; whereas, a Durable Power of Attorney for Heath Care gives another person the power to make medical decisions that affect your life in the event that you are unable to make decisions about your own medical care.
Although the designers of this website are top attorneys, neither the designers nor Worry Free Wills, LLC are engaged in rendering legal advice.
