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Estate Planning

Prepare a Last Will and Testament Draft

Organize beneficiaries, an executor, guardianship wishes, and asset instructions in one draft. This is preparation assistance—not an attorney-reviewed will or a guarantee of validity.

Preparation assistance

Dokuily helps organize and prepare this document, but it is not attorney-reviewed legal advice or a guarantee of acceptance.

1. Name Your Executor

Say who will carry out your wishes and, if you have minor children, who should raise them if you can't.

2. Describe Distribution

Say who gets what — in equal shares, specific items, or a mix of both.

3. Review Execution Rules

Check current state witnessing, signature, self-proving affidavit, and notarization requirements before signing or relying on the draft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a will made online legally valid?

A will’s validity depends on it being properly signed and witnessed according to your state’s requirements — the document itself can be drafted any way you like, including with Dokuily, but you still need to sign it in front of the witnesses your state requires.

Does this replace a lawyer?

No. Dokuily organizes information and prepares a draft. Estate, tax, family, witness, and execution issues can affect whether the document works as intended, so consider consulting a licensed estate attorney.