Create a valid Florida last will and testament online — executed to Florida's witnessing formalities, with the option for a Florida attorney to review it before you sign. Start with a free 3-minute quiz to see exactly what your family needs.
✓ Florida-specific (homestead-aware) ✓ Attorney-reviewed option ✓ Plans from $399
A will decides who receives your property and who raises your minor children. But a complete plan needs a few more documents to protect you while you're alive, too. Florida Estate Kit builds them together, the right way for Florida.
Names your personal representative, your beneficiaries, and guardians for minor children — executed to Florida's witnessing rules (F.S. §732.502).
Name someone you trust to handle finances if you can't (F.S. Ch. 709).
Designate who makes medical decisions for you when it matters most.
Put your end-of-life wishes in writing so your family never has to guess.
Want to avoid probate entirely? Upgrade to a revocable living trust (F.S. Ch. 736).
Step-by-step guidance so your will is signed and witnessed correctly the first time.
Self-guided, or attorney-guided where Arthur Simpson, Esq. personally reviews your plan before you sign. Couple pricing available.
Will, durable POA, health care surrogate & living will — everything most families need.
Adds a revocable living trust to avoid probate entirely.
Hold real estate privately and out of public record.
The cheap national sites aren't built for Florida — and the details they miss (homestead, witnessing formalities, naming the right personal representative) are exactly where DIY wills fail, usually discovered in probate when it's too late.
| Florida Estate Kit | National DIY form sites | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for Florida law | Yes | Generic, all-states |
| Attorney-reviewed option (FL lawyer) | Yes — Arthur Simpson, Esq. | No |
| Florida homestead handling | Yes | Rarely |
| Signing & witnessing guidance | Step-by-step | On your own |
| Guardianship for minor children | Included | Sometimes |
Answer a few questions (3 minutes) and get a personalized gap analysis — free.
Choose your plan and complete a guided, Florida-specific questionnaire at your own pace.
Add attorney review if you want it, then sign correctly with our step-by-step guidance.
Is an online will legal in Florida?
Yes. Florida recognizes both traditional and electronic wills (F.S. §§732.521–732.525), as long as they meet Florida's execution formalities — signed by you and two witnesses (F.S. §732.502). We guide you through signing it correctly.
Is a handwritten will valid in Florida?
A handwritten (holographic) will is not valid in Florida unless it is signed and witnessed exactly like any other will. Florida does not recognize unwitnessed handwritten wills — which is why proper execution matters.
How many witnesses does a Florida will need?
Two. Florida requires the will to be signed by the testator in the presence of two witnesses, who also sign in the presence of the testator and each other (F.S. §732.502). A self-proving affidavit makes probate smoother, and we include one.
What happens if I die without a will in Florida?
Florida's intestacy laws (F.S. Ch. 732) decide who inherits — which may not match your wishes, and the court appoints your personal representative and any guardians. A will lets you make those choices yourself.
How is this different from LegalZoom?
Florida Estate Kit is built specifically for Florida law, with an option for a Florida attorney (Arthur Simpson, Esq.) to personally review your will — something national form sites don't offer.
No pressure, no payment to start. Take the quiz and get your personalized Florida estate-plan gap analysis.
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