Last Will & Testament

How Does FreeWill Make Money?

Is FreeWill really free? Learn the secret behind FreeWill's "free" last will documents.

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What is an Executor?

Your executor is the quarterback of your estate administration. Learn what an executor does, who is eligible to serve, and how much executors get paid.

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What's the Best Value in Estate Planning?

Just In Case Estates is the best value in estate planning offline and online.

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What Does an Executor Do?

Agreeing to serve as an executor should not be taken lightly. You'll become the quarterback of estate administration with significant responsibilities.

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Gross Estate vs. Taxable Estate

Explains the difference between the gross estate and the taxable estate.

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How Much Does Making a Will With an Attorney Cost?

A well drafted will prepared by an attorney generally costs between $300 to $1500+ and can vary depending on a number of different factors.

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Do I Need an Estate Planning Attorney?

Most people can create their estate plan online without a 1-1 meeting with an attorney, but there are certain situations when it's a good idea to use one.

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5 Things to Watch Out for When Transferring Assets

Transferring assets outside of a last will can be a great strategy, provided that you watch out for these 5 things.

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Last Will vs. Living Will

Although both a living will and a last will convey a person’s wishes and instructions, they deal with completely different subjects.

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Checklist for Petition of Confirmation of Appointment by Guardian

If the person who nominated you as Guardian for minor children passes away, use this checklist to help create your Petition of Confirmation of Appointment.

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What's the Difference Between a Last Will and a Last Will and Testament?

“Last Will” and “Last Will & Testament” are often used interchangeably to refer to the same document.

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What is Small Estate Administration?

Before you petition for probate administration, check to see if the estate qualifies for expedited proceedings as a small estate.

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