"The best online estate planning service available."
The most comprehensive way to protect your assets and loved ones.
Choose who will make decisions after you're gone
Avoid probate court and costly legal expenses
Efficiently transfer your assets to loved ones
Keep your estate details out of the public record
Choose who raises your children
Communicate your wishes clearly
Protection without the premium
Explore our estate plan services to create your will or trust online.
Will-Based Estate Plan
Create a legally binding will
Key Features:
- Name guardians for children and pets
- Distribute your assets to loved ones
- Create healthcare directives
- Secure document storage and free revisions
- One set of printed and shipped documents
Key Documents:
- Last will & testament
- Healthcare directive
- Financal power of attorney
- HIPAA authorization
Trust-Based Estate Plan
Avoid probate and protect privacy
Key Features:
- All features of a will-based plan
- Avoid probate court process
- Protect your privacy
Key Documents:
- Living trust
- Pour-over will
- Healthcare directive
- Financial power of attorney
- HIPAA authorization
- Certificate of trust
- Schedule of assets
- Bill of transfer
Have questions? Call (888) 123-4567 for a free discovery call.
*If an attorney from our network advises you to set up a different estate plan than what you originally selected, please call us to change your order. See Terms and Conditions for exact terms.
Why Choose Willow?
Get the best of both worlds — attorney-quality documents with DIY affordability and convenience.
| Feature | Willow | Traditional Attorney |
|---|---|---|
| Legally valid in all 50 states | ||
| Attorney-reviewed documents | ||
| Costs under $300 | $3,000+ | |
| Takes under 20 minutes | Weeks or months | |
| Lifetime updates included | Additional fees |
"We kept putting off estate planning because we thought it meant expensive lawyer meetings and endless paperwork. After our second child was born, we knew we couldn't wait any longer."
Willow helped us create a legally binding plan — without the thousands in attorney fees or the hassle of scheduling appointments.
Barry M.
Willow Member, November 2023
Common Questions
Get answers to the questions we hear most frequently
If you die without a will or trust (intestate), your state's laws will determine who gets your assets and who will care for your minor children. This can lead to family disputes, costly probate proceedings, and distribution of assets in ways you wouldn't have chosen.
A will is a good starting point, but it doesn't help with incapacity planning and still requires your estate to go through probate. For comprehensive protection, many families benefit from having both a will and a living trust, along with other documents like powers of attorney.
No, you don't necessarily need a lawyer. Willow's estate planning documents are legally valid in all 50 states and are created using attorney-approved templates. However, for very complex estates or unusual circumstances, consulting with an attorney may be beneficial.
Most people complete their estate plan with Willow in about 15-20 minutes. Our guided process makes it simple to create legally binding documents without the hassle of in-person attorney visits.