Willful simplifies the estate planning process by guiding you through a personalized and legally sound online platform. This article provides an overview of how Willful works, its legal legitimacy, and common considerations when using the service.

Willful uses a structured, step-by-step questionnaire to help you create your will and related documents. The process is divided into the following key sections:

Once complete:

You cannot preview your complete will before purchase, but you can view a general clause sample here. This protects against misuse of incomplete documents.

You can create a free account and explore the platform. A one-time fee is required to finalize and download your documents.

Yes. You can secure exclusive promotional pricing by checking out early and returning at a later date to complete your will.

Willful allows free, unlimited updates to your documents within your selected plan.

Your will is generally valid across Canada. However, it's best to update your will to reflect new local laws.

Willful does not support joint or mutual wills. Each individual should create a separate account and document. Couples can take advantage of Willful's Premium x2 bundle for discounted accounts, but each partner must still create their own will. Note that Willful does not currently support complex needs like spousal trusts, and legal advice is recommended in such cases.

Willful aims to simplify estate planning digitally but recognizes it may not suit everyone. You’re encouraged to explore options that best meet your comfort level.