Documents you can actually finish.

If you couldn't speak for yourself, who would? Answer a few plain-English questions and your answers get filled into the official South Carolina form.

• Four short steps, no legal jargon
• Built on the official S.C. Code § 62-5-504 form
• A plain-language “Before You Sign” signing guide
• Free to fill in — pay only to unlock the finished document

Without a will, the state decides who gets what — and it may not be who you'd choose. Answer a few plain-English questions about your family and your property and get a finished will you can print and sign.

• Four short steps, no legal jargon
• Names your Personal Representative and a backup
• Guardian nomination for minor children
• A plain-language “Before You Sign” signing guide
• Free to fill in — pay only to unlock the finished will

Someone has to pay the mortgage and deal with the bank. Answer a few plain-English questions, choose exactly how much authority to hand over, and get a finished durable power of attorney.

• Four short steps, no legal jargon
• You choose every power — nothing is granted by default
• Separate opt-in for gifts and beneficiary changes
• A plain-language “Before You Sign” signing guide
• Free to fill in — pay only to unlock the finished document

More guided documents

Living trusts and more — each one built the same way: plain questions first, finished document at the end.

Divorce (Uncontested)

When both parties agree on the terms, this guide covers the petition, required disclosures, settlement agreement basics, and how to get your final decree.

• ✦Eligibility checklist before you file a single form
• ✦Every form you need and how to fill it out
• ✦How to serve your spouse and file proof with the court
• ✦What to bring to your final hearing

Probate & Small Estates

Navigating a loved one's estate without an attorney. Covers small estate affidavits, summary administration, and the basic probate filing process.

• ✦Whether the estate qualifies for a simplified process
• ✦How to file a small estate affidavit vs. full probate
• ✦Notifying creditors and distributing assets correctly
• ✦Common mistakes that delay or derail the process

Debt Collection Defense

Know your rights under the FDCPA. This guide shows you how to respond to a lawsuit, raise defenses, and request proof of the debt.

• ✦How to respond to a debt collection lawsuit (before the deadline)
• ✦Key defenses — including expired statute of limitations
• ✦How to demand debt validation in writing
• ✦What collectors cannot legally do to you