WillMaker
Protect yourself, your family, and your finances during the coronavirus outbreak by preparing an estate plan. With COVID-19 upon us, learn how you can create a will, living will, and other essential documents from the safety of your home.
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Using WillMaker During the Coronavirus Outbreak
With Quicken WillMaker & Trust you can finally work on your estate plan – from home.
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Updated and improved for 2020. Now includes a document quiz to help you decide which documents to make.
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New and improved for 2019. Design a complete estate plan for you and your family, including a living trust.
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The new edition of WillMaker provides important changes and automatic updates.
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(Not) Using WillMaker in Louisiana
Why can't I use WillMaker if I live in Louisiana?
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Is there a Mac version of WillMaker?
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Using WillMaker When Living Abroad
Can I use WillMaker if I live outside of the U.S.?
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Can I use Quicken WillMaker to make a joint will with my spouse?
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Do I need to have my WillMaker will notarized?
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Your WillMaker Will Does Not Contain a List of Your Property
Why doesn't my will contain a list of my property?
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You Can Name Three Levels of Executors
How many people can I name to serve as my executor?
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Does the WillMaker will have a “common disaster” clause?
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Does the WillMaker will contain a no-contest clause?
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Can I use the WillMaker will to make a conditional bequest?
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Usually, you don't have to leave your children anything.
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Giving To a Person With Special Needs
Do not use your will to leave money to a person with special needs.
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Explaining How and When to Sell Property
Use a separate letter to leave instructions for your executor.
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WillMaker's Revocable Living Trust
Avoid probate with Willmaker's living trust!
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Notarizing a Health Care Directive
Do I need to have my health care directive notarized?
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Write a Letter to Your Survivors
When working on your estate plan, you may find that you want to explain certain things to your loved ones.
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Why You Can't Make a Springing Power of Attorney with WillMaker
Why can’t I make a springing durable power of attorney for finances with WillMaker Plus?
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No Need for Alternate Agents to Sign
In most states, an attorney-in-fact (or agent) does not have to sign a power of attorney to act under it. The exceptions to this rule are:
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What is WillMaker's "Letter to Survivors"?
You can use the Letter to Survivors to leave your loved ones some final thoughts.
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Question: Can I use WillMaker to make a community property agreement? Answer: WillMaker can help you make a community property agreement if: You live in Washington state You’re married, and You want all of your property to go to your spouse. Community property agreements (CPAs) are usually agreements
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Question: Why does my durable power of attorney have those long, bolded, capitalized sections of text at the begining and (or) end of my document?
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WillMaker Technical Support & Contacting Nolo
Can I get technical support for WillMaker?
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Can I print a blank will?
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Can I see a sample document?
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Installing & Registering WillMaker FAQs
What should I do if nothing happens when I put the WillMaker CD into my CD-ROM drive? How do I register my copy of WillMaker? Do I need Adobe Reader? How do I
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Working with WillMaker Forms and Interviews
Does WillMaker make backups of my documents?
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Printing & Exporting WillMaker Documents
Why does my printed document look different than the document preview? Will WillMaker documents print on my printer? Why can't I print a document before I'm finished with the interview? Can I print a blank document before completing a document interview? How do I print a copy of a document without also
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WillMaker Versions, Upgrading, and Web Updates
Why should I upgrade to the current version of WillMaker? I am upgrading to a more recent version of WillMaker. Do I need to uninstall the older version first? Are documents made with previous versions compatible with the most current version of WillMaker? How can I tell which version of WillMaker I
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