EveryWill allows couples to easily create mirror Wills. These are separate Wills created by each partner that mirror each other: for example, each partner might leave everything to the other, and then to their children if neither survives.
Because they're separate documents, each person makes and signs their own Will, and either of you can update yours later if your wishes change.
To create mirror Wills, we'd suggest each person sets up their own account with a unique email address. That way you can each log back in and make changes to your own Will whenever you need to.
If you need personalized advice, you may wish to seek the advice of an estate planning attorney in your state.
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