I know someone who wants to make a will. She doesn't want to spend a lot of money on a lawyer. But she does want a legally correct document. What do you think she should do?
Has she tried the will making software out there? There are several, here's a URL to one that I am familiar with.
http://shop.taxcut.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayPage&Env=BASE&Locale=en_US&SiteID=taxcut&id=ProductDetailsPage&productID=82234500
Hi
searching the web, you can find numerous websites which contain will-templates (links: 1 2 3). these may help your friend putting together a will. it is, however, recommended to check out the specific legislations in your state. you may find this information in your local ".gov" website.
good luck
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I noticed you are from Rhode Island and if I assume correctly that your friend is also living in Rhode Island,
She's from Rhode Island. She's thinking of moving to another state someday. I guess that could make a difference ....
But let's say she stays in RI and wants to use this option. Is LegalZoom reputable? Have you tried it?
In answer to your question, yes, I have used LegalZoom.com to make my own living will (but according to the laws of Connecticut as that is where I am living). I have only had good experiences with this company and would definitely recommend it to your friend. Should she choose to move to another state later, I would think it is very simple updating that same living will according to the laws of the new state she'd be residing in by using LegalZoom again. I hope this was helpful!
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Go to this website that has about every legal form template you will need for a Last Will and Testment, Living Will or a Power of Attorney. They have others as well. http://www.uslegalforms.com/?auslf=consultjournal
Don't forget to have their signature notarized in from of a Notary at Large. You can usually get a notary at your local bank for a small fee if not for free.
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