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Really Good Wills

Really Good Wills provides an online platform for creating legally sound last wills and testaments. The service guides users through attorney-reviewed document creation, consultation, and remote signing, making estate planning accessible and affordable.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Individuals often find end-of-life planning, specifically the creation of wills and testaments, to be a complex and overwhelming process. This complexity can lead to delays in securing essential legal documents, leaving personal estates and beneficiaries without clear directives.

Solution

Really Good Wills offers a digital platform designed to simplify the creation of legally sound last wills and testaments. The service guides users through a structured, five-step process that includes an initial intake form, a consultation with a legal assistant, document review with instructional videos, a final meeting with an attorney, and remote signing and notarization. This approach ensures that users receive attorney-reviewed, state-compliant estate planning documents tailored to their specific circumstances, making the process more accessible and affordable than traditional legal services.

Target Audience

The primary customers are individuals and couples seeking to create legally binding estate plans, particularly those who value convenience, affordability, and attorney oversight in their end-of-life planning.

Features

  • Online intake form to assess individual needs and determine will suitability.
  • Virtual consultations with legal assistants and attorneys via Zoom for guidance and finalization.
  • Informational videos to facilitate user understanding of legal documents during the review phase.
  • Remote signing and notarization capabilities for the final execution of legal documents.
  • Comprehensive estate planning packages including Last Will & Testament, Durable Power of Attorney, Advance Healthcare Directive, and HIPAA Release.
  • Provisions for minor children, including Guardian Instructions and Funding Instructions.
  • Inclusion of a special trust provision within the will for beneficiaries who are minors.
  • Attorney-reviewed documents ensuring compliance with relevant legal statutes.
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