Your wishes.
Their future.
Put it in writing.

A free Last Will & Testament Kit from Mariam Cooper, created to help you organize your wishes for the people you love.

Get the free will kit

Fillable PDF. No purchase required.
Legal review recommended before signing.

A little preparation.
A lot less guessing.

As a mom of three boys, I know how much of family life lives in our heads. The people we trust. The things we hope for. The conversations we keep meaning to have.

This kit gives those thoughts a place to start. It does not replace legal advice, but it can help you arrive at that conversation better prepared.

Mariam Cooper, founder of Legacy Insurance & Finance

More than a blank page.
A place to begin.

The people you trust

Consider an executor, an alternate, and guardians you would like the court to consider for your minor children.

The wishes you want to share

Organize gifts, beneficiaries and the questions you want to discuss with your attorney.

A fillable will template

Type into the PDF or print and write by hand. Have the completed draft reviewed for your state and circumstances.

Your next-step checklist

Prepare for legal review, confirm signing requirements, and plan where to keep the final document.

Start your family's
legacy plan.

Download the kit, take your time, and talk through your wishes with the people you trust.

Legacy Last Will and Testament Kit shown as an emerald and gold book, open planning pages, worksheets and a phone

Legacy Insurance & Finance is not a law firm. This general educational template may not fit your state or situation. Downloading or completing it does not make it a legally valid will. Have a qualified attorney review it before signing.

Get your free kit.

Start with your name and email. Do not enter private estate details, children's information or account numbers.

Your kit is ready.

Download the fillable PDF and save it somewhere private. A copy of the download link is also on its way to your email.

Download your will kit

Open it in a PDF reader to fill it out. A qualified attorney should review your draft before you sign.

Three steps toward
clearer wishes.

1. Download and prepare

Read the instructions and gather the names and decisions you want to discuss. Keep sensitive information off the website.

2. Get legal guidance

Ask a qualified attorney about your state, family circumstances, beneficiary designations and signing requirements.

3. Keep it accessible

Once properly completed and signed, store your will securely and tell a trusted person where to find it.

Questions about your will kit.

Is this a will template or only a checklist?

The download includes an educational Last Will and Testament template with fillable fields, supporting worksheets and a next-step checklist. It is not personalized legal advice or a guarantee of validity.

Can I fill it out on my computer?

Yes. Download it and open it in a PDF reader that supports fillable forms. You can also print it and write by hand. Typing your name into a field is not a substitute for the signing process required by your state.

Will this work in every state?

State laws and personal circumstances differ. Have a qualified attorney review the draft, confirm whether it is suitable, and explain the correct signing, witnessing and any notarization requirements before you use it.

Do I need to buy insurance?

No. The kit is free, and no insurance purchase is required. If you also want help understanding life insurance, you can choose to contact Mariam separately.

Do I upload my completed will here?

No. Keep the completed document private. Do not send estate details, account numbers or information about children through this website or ordinary email.

Does a will change my life insurance beneficiaries?

A will generally does not replace the beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy. Review those designations separately with the insurer and discuss how they fit your estate plan with your attorney.