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Estate & familyProtect your family — starting with a will you'll actually finish.
A short interview drafts your will, power of attorney and health care directive under your state's rules. Your attorney reviews them before you sign. Then Money God checks the rest: insurance, beneficiaries and what happens if one of you can't work.
Everything in estate & family.
Drafted from an interview
Plain questions — guardians, gifts, who decides — turn into documents written for your state.
All 50 states and DC
Signing rules, witnesses, notaries, community property, estate and inheritance tax — researched from statute for every jurisdiction.
Reviewed by your attorney
Send a frozen copy for review with one click. You can't mark a document signed until the current text has been reviewed.
Insurance gaps, in dollars
What your family would need without each income, what you have, and the cheapest way to close the gap.
Beneficiaries and basics
Every account's beneficiary, guardians named, powers of attorney in place — a checklist that shows what's missing.
A family handbook
Where everything is and who to call, for the day someone else has to take over.
Answer questions. Get a draft.
No legal vocabulary needed. Money God asks what matters — who raises the kids, who gets what, who decides if you can't — and drafts the documents your state expects, with the signing instructions.
- Guardians, gifts, executors and trustees
- Your state's witnesses, notary and self-proving affidavit
- A rich-text editor when you want to change the words
Know what happens if the unexpected does.
For each of you, Money God works out what the family would need, what Social Security and existing policies cover, and the gap — then the cheapest kind of cover that closes it.
- Life and disability cover in dollars, not guesses
- Umbrella, home and auto checked against your net worth
- Estate basics checklist: will, guardians, beneficiaries
Good to know
Is a will from Money God legally valid?
Money God prepares drafts under your state's rules. A licensed attorney in your state reviews them before you sign, and validity depends on signing them the way your state requires — the instructions are included.
Does Money God replace an estate attorney?
No. It does the preparation so your attorney's time goes to review and advice, not typing. You choose the attorney; Money God sends them a frozen copy and records the review.
Which states are covered?
All 50 states and the District of Columbia, including Louisiana's notarial testament and community-property states. See the free state guides for each one's rules.