Each EveryWill account requires its own unique email address, because your email address is also your account username.
If more than one person is making a Will — for example, you and your spouse or partner, or a family member you're helping — we recommend a separate account for each person, using their own email address. A Will is an individual document — each person makes their own — so separate accounts keep each person's Will, details, and updates cleanly apart. It also means each person can sign in independently whenever they need to make changes, for free.
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