Last Will & Testament
Your will. Written properly, for your state.
A real last will and testament — covering who inherits, who’s in charge, and who cares for the people and animals you love. Myend walks you through it question by question and prepares the document tailored to the laws of your US state.
I, Eleanor M. Rao, a resident of the State of California, being of sound mind and memory and not acting under duress or undue influence, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament, revoking all wills…
Why it matters
If you don’t write it down, the state does.
Without a will, the law of your state — not you — decides who gets what. A will lets you name exactly who inherits your things, who settles your affairs, and who raises your children if they’re still young. It’s the one document that speaks for you when you can’t.
Answer the questions
Answer the questions. Your will writes itself.
You answer in plain language. Myend turns it into a properly structured will, written to your state’s requirements — assembling article by article as you go.
All 51 US jurisdictions
Written for your state — not a generic template.
Every US state has its own rules about what makes a will valid — how many witnesses, whether a notary is needed, what wording the court expects. Myend applies the right template for your state and tells you exactly what your state requires to sign it.
Illustrative example. Myend applies your state’s current rules inside the app.
Every decision, in one document
Everything a will should cover.
The part that makes it legal
A will is only real once it’s signed. Here’s exactly how.
Myend prepares the document; you and your witnesses make it legal. We tell you precisely what your state requires so there’s no guesswork.
Myend does not e-sign your will — an electronic signature isn’t valid for wills. The real, signed paper document is what counts.
Honest about it
Myend is a planning tool, not a law firm.
Myend helps you organize your wishes and prepare a will written to your state’s general requirements. It isn’t legal advice, and for a large or complex estate we recommend having a licensed estate attorney review it.
Two different documents
Your legal will, and your digital will — they work together.
Most people want both: the legal will for the courts, the E-Will for everything that lives online.
You’re not on your own
Stuck on a term? Just ask.
“What does an executor actually do?” “Can I name a guardian and a separate person to manage the money?” Justine, Myend’s planning assistant, answers questions like these in plain English as you build your will — so you’re never guessing what a word means. Justine comes with a generous allowance on every plan.
Part of the Complete plan
One price. Yours to keep. $99 one-time.
The Last Will & Testament is part of Myend’s Complete plan. After the first year, an optional $25/year keeps your will up to date and your proof-of-life monitoring active. Stop renewing whenever you like: everything you’ve made stays yours — viewable and exportable — forever.
Questions
Good questions to have answered.
Is this a legally valid will?
Which states does it cover?
Do I need witnesses or a notary?
Can I update my will later?
What about my online accounts and passwords?
I already have a will. Can I still use Myend?
Is my information private?
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Everything works together.
Write your will this weekend.
Answer a few questions, print it, sign it with your witnesses — and finally have it done. Properly, for your state.