Estate Planning — Simplified

The last thing
you'll put off.

EstateSorted prepares a will and a financial power of attorney for your state in one guided session. 13 questions. $149. Done.

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13
questions total
~10 min
to complete
$149
one-time, flat

If something happens and you don't have a will, the state decides everything.

Who raises your kids. Who gets your assets. Who handles your finances. Don't leave that to chance.

Two documents.
One session.

Most people know they should have an estate plan. Almost no one finishes one. EstateSorted removes every obstacle — no attorney appointment, no confusing forms, no waiting. You answer 13 straightforward questions and walk away with documents prepared for your state, with signing instructions, to review and sign.

  • Last Will and Testament
    Names your beneficiaries, appoints a guardian for minor children, and designates an executor to carry out your wishes.
  • Durable Financial Power of Attorney
    Authorizes someone you trust to manage your finances — banks, taxes, real estate, investments. It stays in effect if you become incapacitated, and you choose whether it starts immediately or only upon incapacity (a few states, such as Florida and New York, allow only an immediate start). It does not let your agent make gifts, create trusts, or change beneficiaries.

Three steps.

01
Pay once
$149, charged through Stripe. Secure checkout. No subscription. No hidden fees. No upsells.
02
Answer 13 questions
One question per screen. Plain language, no jargon. Takes about 10 minutes at a relaxed pace. You can save and return any time.
03
Download your PDFs
Your documents are generated as soon as your payment is confirmed and shown on screen right away; we also e-mail you a download link where e-mail delivery is working. To get a fresh link later, enter your e-mail address on the Retrieve page and we will send it to that address.
$149
One-time payment. Everything included.
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Questions.

Are these documents legally valid?
A will or power of attorney is only valid once it is signed the way your state requires, usually in front of witnesses and often a notary. Your will begins with a "How to sign" page for your state (who may witness, whether a notary is needed, and how to complete the self-proving affidavit where your state has one), and your power of attorney has signing instructions and any notices your state requires, so follow them exactly. EstateSorted fills in standard templates with your answers; the documents are not reviewed by an attorney, so we recommend having a licensed attorney in your state look them over before you sign.
What if I need to make changes later?
Life changes, and so should your documents. You can return to EstateSorted and complete a new questionnaire at any time. Each session is a separate $149 purchase, though we're working on an update plan for existing customers.
What do I actually get after checkout?
You receive two PDF documents: a Last Will and Testament and a Durable Financial Power of Attorney. Both are personalized with your specific answers. We e-mail you a link to download them (when e-mail delivery is working; the download page is also shown right after payment), and you can ask for a fresh link any time on the Retrieve page: enter the e-mail address you used and we send a link to it (the link works for 7 days, so keep that mailbox). We do not sell documents for Louisiana: its wills follow different rules from other states (signed before a notary and two witnesses, with protected shares for certain children), and the state rewrote its notarial-testament rules in 2025 (Acts 2025, No. 30; La. Civil Code art. 1576). We will not offer Louisiana documents until a Louisiana lawyer has reviewed them. Nothing is charged.
Is my information secure?
Yes. Payments are processed by Stripe — we never see your card details. Your answers travel over HTTPS and are kept only to produce and re-deliver your documents. We do not sell your data; we use Stripe for payment and an e-mail provider to send your receipt.
Is this the same as hiring an estate attorney?
EstateSorted is a self-service document preparation service. We don't provide legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is formed. These documents are a starting point: they do not name backup executors or agents, set up trusts for children, or plan for taxes or Medicaid. If you have significant assets, a blended family, a business, or other complexities, we recommend consulting a licensed estate attorney.
What if I only want one document?
The $149 flat fee covers both documents — the will and the power of attorney. They're designed to work together, and having both is strongly recommended. We don't offer them separately.