Now there’s someone who depends on you.

A will is where you name who would raise your children if you couldn't, and who would look after what you leave them. Two wills, one price, in as little as 15 minutes - so both of you are covered.

Will and Tess, the It's Simple Will characters

The guardian question

It is one question: who would raise your children? You name a first choice and a backup, and everything else follows from that answer. You can change it as they grow - updates are included for three years.

Four things a will does for a young family

  1. 1Names who would raise your children.
  2. 2Names who looks after what you leave them until they are grown.
  3. 3Names who makes medical decisions for you if you can't. That's the personal directive.
  4. 4Names who handles your money and bills if you can't. That's the power of attorney.

Two wills. One price. One evening.

Answer the questions once. Your partner’s will, power of attorney and personal directive start pre-filled with the roles flipped, and they review and confirm their own. Two separate wills, never a joint one.

One price. No subscription. Nobody calls you afterwards.

We’re not a bank, an insurer, or a lead generator. You pay $99 once, you get your documents, and we don’t sell your information to anyone.

One price, shown before you pay

$99. Three years of updates included. $30 extends it three more. No subscription, no auto-renewal.

Two wills in the bundle - if there’s a partner, they’re covered too.

For straightforward estates.

If your situation is complicated - a business, property in more than one country, a blended family with competing claims - a lawyer is the right call, and we’ll say so. For everyone else, something is better than nothing.

Available in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon.

Not yet available in Quebec.

In as little as 15 minutes, after bedtime.

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DIY-assisted will kit. Not a law firm. Not legal advice.