Free Texas Will — Wizard

Let's Get Started

We'll ask a few questions...

Are you currently married?

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Yes

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No (single, widowed, or divorced)

Do you have children or grandchildren?

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Yes

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No

Step 2

About You

Use your full legal name...

Your Full Legal Name

Other Names (optional) Maiden names, nicknames, or any other name you've used.

County of Residence (Texas) The Texas county where you live.

Step 3

Your Spouse

Provide your spouse's full legal name.

Spouse's Full Legal Name

Step 4

Your Children

List all of your children...

Living Children

Add each living child below.

Deceased Children (if any)

List any of your children who have died.

Step 5

Who Gets the Rest of Your Property?

This is the most important section...

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Spouse First, Then Children

Everything goes to spouse first.

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Directly to Children

Everything goes to children directly.

If you choose Option 1...

Step 5

Who Gets Your Property?

Tell us who you want...

Step 6

Specific Gifts (Optional)

If you want to leave specific items...

Your Home

If you want your home to go to a specific person...

Personal & Household Items

Furniture, clothes, jewelry...

Specific Items

Use this for individual items...

Step 7

Your Independent Executor

The Independent Executor is the person...

First Choice

Second Choice (backup)

Third Choice (second backup)

Step 8

Guardian for Minor Children

If you have any children under 18...

First Choice for Guardian

Second Choice (backup)

Third Choice (second backup)

Final Step

Almost Done

Your will is ready...

Your Email Address We'll send you a copy and signing instructions.

Optional Questions

I own real estate outside of Texas I own a business or have business interests I have a family member with special needs I currently have a loved one whose estate needs to be probated I have an existing will I need to update I'd like to be contacted about more comprehensive estate planning

Important — Please Read

By generating this will, you understand that:

This document is not legal advice...
You are responsible for properly executing the will...
This simple will is not appropriate for complex estates...
If your situation changes, you should make a new will.

I have read and understand the above.

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Your Will Is Ready!

Your free Texas will has been generated...

Next Steps

1. Print your will...

2. Find two adults...

3. Find a notary public...

4. Sign the will...

5. Store the original...

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