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Any property you own, such as real estate, bank accounts, investments, vehicles, and personal items.

It’s simple! In your Will, you can clearly describe the gift and name the person or organization you want to receive it. For example, you might write, "I leave $10,000 to my niece, Sarah," or "I leave my vintage guitar to my best friend, Mark." Be as specific as possible to avoid confusion later. With CheapWills, our easy-to-use system guides you step by step to make sure your wishes are clear and legally valid.

CheapWills ensures your Will complies with Texas laws, giving you confidence in its validity. That said, it’s a good idea to review your Will if you move to a new state, just to make sure everything still works as intended.

You should update your Will after major life events, like marriage, having children, or acquiring new assets, and review it every few years to ensure it still reflects your wishes. With CheapWills, making updates is easy and convenient whenever your life changes.

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If you pass away without a Will, the state decides who inherits your assets through a process called intestate succession. This usually means your closest family members, like your spouse, children, or parents, Will receive your property. However, it might not align with your personal wishes or account for special relationships or circumstances. Creating a Will with CheapWills ensures your assets go exactly where you want, giving you peace of mind and control over your legacy.

Yes and Cheap Wills helps you do that while leveraging legal expertise.

When making your Will online, you can update it by creating a new version directly through CheapWills. Our easy-to-use system allows you to make changes as needed and ensures the updated Will replaces any previous versions while remaining legally valid.

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Yes, you can revoke or cancel a Will at any time. One way is to physically destroy the original document, like tearing it up or shredding it. Another option is to create a new Will that clearly states it replaces the old one. If you’re using CheapWills, you can easily update or replace your Will online, making the process stress-free and straightforward.

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A Will is a document that outlines how your assets should be distributed after you pass away. It only takes effect after your death and goes through the probate process, where a court oversees the distribution.
A trust is a legal arrangement that manages your assets during your lifetime and after your death. They are typically more complex and better suited for specialized estate planning needs.
A Will is a straightforward way to outline your wishes. With CheapWills, creating a Will is simple and affordable, helping you get started with planning your legacy.

To keep your Will safe and easy to access, store it in a secure location, like a fireproof safe, a locked file cabinet, or even with a trusted individual. Let a few trusted people, like family members or the executor of your Will, know where it’s kept so they can find it when needed. If you use CheapWills, you’ll also have the option to securely store and access your Will online, giving you added peace of mind.

Once you complete your Will using CheapWills, you’ll receive detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to finalize your Will through the notary process. This ensures your Will is legally valid and meets all requirements in your state. We make it easy to complete the process with confidence!.