When you start your online form, you'll be asked to enter your name. Use your full legal name — your name as it appears on your official identification — so your Will clearly identifies you. The platform uses set name fields (first, middle, last, suffix), so there isn't a separate place for alternate names or AKAs.
If you have questions about which name to use — for example, if your name has changed or some of your accounts or property are under a different name — you may wish to consult an estate planning attorney in your state.
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