Estate Planning FAQs
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Nope! You don’t have to be a UniWyo member to use Legal Karma. We will always put you first, even if you don’t have an account with us!
We’ve got you covered. Every UniWyo branch has official notaries who can help with signing your will or trust. Just stop by a branch when you’re ready.
Estate planning with Legal Karma is much more affordable than most traditional options. A typical will can run anywhere between $500–$1,000, but through UniWyo, it’s just $299 for an individual or $349 for a couple. Trusts usually cost between $2,000–$4,500, but a Legal Karma trust package is $699 for a single person or $899 for a couple. View all the details and learn more about Legal Karma.
It’s easy. Start with a quick 2-minute quiz! It’ll point you in the right direction and help you decide whether a will or trust is best for you. Just head to Legal Karma to get started.
Not long at all! Most people finish a will in about 30 minutes, and a trust in about 45 minutes.
Yes! The whole process is mobile-friendly, so you can do it from your phone, tablet, or computer - whatever works best for you.
An estate plan makes sure your wishes are followed and your loved ones are taken care of if something happens to you. Without one, state laws decide what happens with your assets, and that may not line up with what you’d want.
A will is a document that says how your assets should be distributed after your passing, and it can also name guardians for minor children. It does go through probate court. A trust is a legal arrangement that can give you more control, keep things private, and help avoid probate. It’s a bit more complex, but often worth it for the extra peace of mind.
Yes! As long as your documents are signed, witnessed, and notarized, online estate planning with Legal Karma is completely reliable and legally valid.
Absolutely. Life changes, and your plan can too. You can update your will or trust whenever you need to. You can make up to 2 complimentary changes within the first 6 months of creating your will or trust. After this time frame, there will be an additional cost to make changes.