Our North Carolina Wills and Estate Planning documents include legal advice, so you get the speed of an Internet-based service and the advantage of working with a North Carolina Estate Planning lawyer. Most online Will and Estate Planning providers are not attorneys and are prohibited by law from offering legal advice.
We offer many Estate Planning services, and you can find a complete list on our
North Carolina Will for a Married Person – $300
A Last Will and Testament is used to determine who will receive your property upon your passing. A Last Will can also determine who will act as executor of your estate, dictate how your debts will be paid, and recommend a guardian for any minor children you may leave behind. Without a Last Will, your estate will be administered according to the state’s intestate succession laws, which rarely match up with any individual’s personal desires.
North Carolina Will for a Single Person – $300
Will Package for a Single Person – $700
Includes Will, Power of Attorney with Durable Provision, HIPPA Authorization, and Living Will/Health Care Power of Attorney.
Will Package for a Married Couple – $1000
Includes Two (2) Wills, Two (2) Durable Powers of Attorney, Two (2) HIPPA Authorizations, and Two (2) Living Wills/Health Care Powers of Attorney.
Through the use of technology, we are typically able to complete your estate planning documents within four (4) business days or less.
Filling out the Questionnaire is free. There is no time limit. You can save your answers and return at a later time. When you are ready, you may decide whether or not to purchase this legal service.
Our online process enables us to deliver a will to you within 4 business days. Expedited service is also available. (2 business day delivery).
While your mind is on Estate Planning, you may want to consider a Durable Power of Attorney and a Living Will/Health Care Power of Attorney.
Are you a candidate for our online will service?
Not every person is a good candidate for our online North Carolina Will and Estate Planning service.
If any of these circumstances apply to your individual situation, you should not use this online service.
- You want to disinherit a wife or child from your estate.
- You own property in a foreign country.
- You or your spouse are citizens of another country.
- You have significant assets. If you have substantial assets there may be additional tax planning issues that must be considered.
- You anticipate that your will may be contested.
- You own a business, which is your major source of income, and it is a substantial asset.
If your personal situation has certain complexities such as those listed above, you should consider contacting us to further discuss your situation by phone or in person.
This initial consultation is provided to you at no cost. If you are out of state, but your family member is a North Carolina resident and you need our help, please contact us.
Questions? Just call or use the contact form to the right and you will be put in touch with a licensed North Carolina Estate Planning lawyer.
Guarantee: We offer a 100% refund if you are not satisfied.