Looking for a website to get a free Will form

[redfox]

Any hot hints out there? I've been searching for some time.... what have you found that you actually used?
Thanks!

[JaneV2.0]

If you don't find one, books are available at the library that might help.

I've been meaning to write out a holographic one--at least until i get around to using a form or whatever.

[iris lilies]

The king of DIY legal forms and how-to books is Nolo Press.

http://www.nolo.com/

[Jilly]

I second the library, which might have the forms best suited to your location; that aspect can make a difference. My state government has all kinds of legal document forms/templates, and I know, from helping my clients, that other states do as well.

Most of the links I have saved are at work, but here are two that might get you started.

One site where you can look at the will before downloading is: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/6238089/Free-Printable-Last-Will-And-Testament-Forms , although you might have to retype it if you choose not to download. There is no save option on the document, and there will be a pop-up message asking you to register, and you cannot do a copy and paste, but if you do a couple of screen shots and plop into Word or paint, then you can retype.

Scroll down the page, past the ads, and you will find a variety of legal templates, which can be copied and pasted into Word: http://www.free-legal-document.com/how-to-write-a-will.html

[iris lilies]

The Library buys from Nolo press. :)

[Jilly]

No, it is not free, but your library might have it, or be able to get it for you.

[iris lily]

Thanks... Nolo isn't free, at least online... am I missing something?

sorry, it's not free, you are right.

But used versions on Amazon are practically free, under $5

http://www.amazon.com/Quicken-WillMaker-Premium-2010-Version/dp/B00334NKQG/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1364338172&sr=8-18&keywords=nolo+press+wills

[redfox]

Thanks! Got one.

[artist]

USLegalforms.com

[MissMandy]

Thanks! Got one.

Where did you get one? I've used online legal forms (http://www.rocketlawyer.com/legal-documents-forms.rl) before with Rocket Lawyer and was going to suggest using them, but I'm a day too late!