[anne saxton]

Hire a Will Attorney. An attorney can review the will you write, provide you with witnesses and ensure that you have met your state's requirements. This can be a costly option depending on your attorney’s fees and how complicated your will is. Wills that “unnaturally dispose” of the testator’s assets should always be overseen by an attorney. Unnatural disposition includes cutting your family out of the will, giving all of your assets to someone that is not in your family if you have living family members and giving your assets to someone that you have not known for very long. Use an online will writing service. This type of service will automatically ensure that your will is written according to your state's requirements. Online will writing services generally cost between $60 and $100, depending on how complicated your will is.

 

[jimbob.seeker]

I realize that this thread is several years old. However, I am wondering if anyone has an opinion on Axess Law (affiliated with Walmart) as a budget option to preparing "relatively simple" wills.

Any and all comments would be appreciated.