No. LegacyWise was founded to help serve the large percentage of Americans who do not have an estate plan, as well as those who struggle with traditional legal services. It is our primary goal to serve those who do not normally access legal services.

LegacyWise has carefully rewritten documents to replace traditional legalese with simpler phrases, using language most people use in regular daily speech. Specialized terms are explained when used. However, some state-specific forms require specific words selected by local legislatures. In many cases, those words cannot be changed. LegacyWise staff are available to help explain unfamiliar terms.

No. LegacyWise is not a law firm and does not offer legal advice.

No. LegacyWise professionals are expected to offer their signing services for no cost. However, review of documents and any other professional services may be charged to LegacyWise users at a reasonable rate. Those services offered by you are not LegacyWise services. You set the terms for such work.

Becoming a LegacyWise professional offers attorneys, paralegals, notaries public, and signing agents access to possible new clients, as well as opportunities to serve those who serve our communities. LegacyWise professionals also are part of the endowment building for charitable and religious organizations who benefit from our important work in helping individuals put into practice their