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  • NOLO Quicken WillMaker & Trust Latest Version Make a will and trust in minutes Protect your family Save on legal fees Download or Access Online after Registration
  • Did you... - Get married? - Buy a house? - Have a baby? - Lose a loved one? - Retire? - Get a difficult diagnosis? - Move to a new state? - Receive an inheritance? If so, use WillMaker to make an estate plan that reflects your new situation. Quicken WillMaker & Trust
  • Have You Thought About... - Whether state law should decide who gets your property? - Who will take care of your children or pets? - Whether your estate will go through probate? - Who would take care of your finances if you become ill? - Who would make medical decisions on your behalf? - Leaving final thoughts to your loved ones? - What will happen to your digital assets? Quicken WillMaker & Trust
  • **WillMaker Online And Download** Make your WillMaker documents online or with software downloaded to your computer. **Online** - 10 documents - Make your documents online with any device - No download needed - Requires internet access **Download** - 25+ documents - Make your documents with software downloaded to your Mac or PC - No personal data saved to the cloud - Requires internet access only for updates Both platforms provide WillMaker's essentials: state-specific estate planning documents for you and your family, lots of helpful legal information, and unlimited customer service. Quicken WillMaker & Trust
  • 8 Facts About Probate 1. Probate is the court process for wrapping up an estate. 2. It can be expensive and cause long delays. 3. You can avoid probate with some basic estate planning. 4. Living trusts are not the only probate avoidance tools. 5. A transfer on death deed can keep your home out of probate. 6. Property with named beneficiaries (like retirement accounts) do not go through probate. 7. Not everyone needs to worry about probate. 8. If you make a plan to avoid probate, you still need a will. Whether you need to avoid probate or not, WillMaker can help you make a plan that works for you and your family. Quicken WillMaker & Trust
  • **You Own a Home** If you own a home, it may be your most valuable possession. You're probably concerned about what will happen to it after you die. You can absolutely use a will to leave your home to someone, but upon your death, your home will go through the probate process, which can cost your loved ones time and money. If you'd like to avoid probate, consider a living trust. With a living trust, you can decide who will get your home and other property after your death, manage your home if you become incapacitated, and avoid probate. Another option for keeping your home out of probate is to use a transfer on death deed that sets out who will get your home. Transfer on death deeds are available in most, but not all, states. If you make a transfer on death deed, you'll still need to make a will to pass on your other property, since transfer on death deeds are only for real estate. You can also use WillMaker's Information for Caregivers and Survivor's form to document important information about your home for others. You might also find WillMaker's housekeeping agreement useful from time to time. These documents are discussed in more detail at the right. **Helpful Information** -
  • **Document Quiz: Summary** Based on the scenarios you selected, we suggest that you make the following documents: - Will - Living Trust - Durable Power of Attorney for Finances - Health Care Directive (Living Will & Power of Attorney) - Information for Caregivers and Survivors - Housekeeping Services Agreement - House Sitting Instructions - Pet Care Agreement - Transfer on Death Deed You can download a PDF of this list that includes a description of each document. [Download List] **Helpful Information** - About this List - Will - Living Trust - Durable Power of Attorney for Finances - Health Care Directive - Information for Caregivers and Survivors - Final Arrangements - Letter for Survivors - Temporary Guardianship Authorization - Authorization for Minor's Medical Treatment - Authorization for International Travel With Minor - Child Care Agreement - Child Care Instructions - Pet Care Agreement - House Sitting Instructions - Housekeeping Services Agreement
  • **WillMaker Documents of Charles Smith** **Section 4 of 9: Leaving Your Property** Now you're ready to start working on the heart of your will: deciding how to leave your property after your death. You have several options. Many people, for example, want to leave all of their property — or most of it — to one person or organization. Others prefer to divide up their possessions. Read the Helpful Information to learn about what property you should — and shouldn't — leave through your will. If you want to make a quick inventory of your property, you can use our optional **Property Worksheet** to make a list. --- **Helpful Information** - Leaving Your Property to Others - Inventorying Your Property: Optional - Property to Include in Your Will - Property Not to Include in Your Will - Can I Pass Digital Assets Through My Will? - Access to Your Digital Assets - Leaving Property to a Trust - Gifts to Caregivers - Warning:
  • WillMaker - Documents of Charles Smith File Edit Navigate Help WillMaker Will Checklist Go through the sections listed on this screen. Each time you complete a section, you'll come back to this checklist. You can revise completed sections at any time. 1) Introduction 2) You and Your Residence 3) Your Family - Marital or Domestic Partnership Status - Children - Grandchildren - Pets 4) Leaving Your Property - Main Bequest - Specific Bequests - Residuary Bequest 5) Property Management 6) Forgiving Debts 7) Executor 8) Wrap Up Helpful Information - About Wills - What Each Section Does - What the Checkmark Means - What the Orange Dot Means - Why Some Sections Are Grayed Out - Why You Can't Skip Ahead - Information You'll Need to Make Your Will
  • What Are You Waiting For? Life happens fast, make sure your family is protected. Create your will, living trust, and powers of attorney today. Quicken WillMaker & Trust

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