When someone you named has died Free
If an heir dies while you are alive, you can mark them as deceased. Their items then need a new heir, and you choose who. You do not need a certificate.
Demo screen. David is the owner. Peter Richards, David's brother, is an invented example heir, and so are his items. Nothing here is real, saved or sent.
Your heirs
While you are alive, only you, the owner, can mark an heir as deceased. A spouse, steward or attorney cannot. After your death, an executor can. The other heirs' buttons are switched off here so the steps are easy to follow.
Mark Peter Richards as deceased?
We're sorry. Their items will need a new heir.
You do not need a certificate. You can undo this at any time. Peter is not told, and nothing is sent.
Items that need a new heir
These were going to Peter Richards. Pick a new heir for each, or leave them and decide later.
Nothing is saved in this demo.
Peter's account is closed
His account is closed and he can no longer sign in. His requests are archived. You can still read them.
Your estate record
Create your free account to start your estate record
One convenient place to keep all your will data between fresh wills, so the next will starts from what you already know instead of from a blank page.
Free to start. No card, and you will never be charged automatically.
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