Create your Will in 15 Minutes—Without Leaving Home.

Absolutely! Our online wills are 100% legally valid and enforceable in Michigan courts. Unlike DIY template services, every will we create is personally reviewed by a licensed Michigan estate planning attorney to ensure it meets all state-specific legal requirements. We also handle the crucial notarization step that many people overlook, making your will legally binding and court-ready.

Most clients complete our online questionnaire in just 15 minutes from the comfort of their home. Our attorneys typically review and approve your documents within 1-2 business days. Once approved, you can schedule notarization at any of our 17 Michigan offices. From start to finish, most clients have their completed, legally binding will within 5-7 days.

Our All-In-One Will Package includes everything you need for complete estate planning protection: a Last Will and Testament, Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare Power of Attorney (Living Will), professional attorney review and approval, and notarization services. That's a $1,200+ value if purchased separately. Plus, you get the peace of mind that comes with attorney-client privilege protection and our 30-day money-back guarantee.

Yes, your will can be updated anytime your life changes. We recommend reviewing your estate plan every 3-5 years or after major life events like marriage, divorce, having children, buying a home, or significant changes in your financial situation. As your trusted legal partner, we're here to help you keep your estate plan current and effective throughout your life.

Yes! Even if you don't consider yourself wealthy, a will is essential. Without one, Michigan state law decides who gets your belongings, who raises your children, and who handles your affairs—and these decisions may not match your wishes. A will also prevents family conflicts during an already difficult time. If you have children, naming guardians is absolutely critical. Don't let the state make these important decisions for your family.

Without a will, Michigan's "intestacy" laws take control. The state decides who inherits your assets (which may exclude people you care about), who raises your minor children, and who manages your affairs. The probate process becomes longer, more expensive, and more stressful for your grieving family. Worse, if you have young children and no will, a judge who doesn't know your family will choose their guardians. Don't leave these critical decisions to chance—protect your family with a proper will.

The difference is professional legal protection. DIY services give you templates without legal oversight—no attorney review, no notarization help, and no attorney-client privilege protection. With Shea Law, you get a real law firm with 25 years of experience, licensed attorneys who personally review your documents, included notarization services, and the legal protections that come with a genuine attorney-client relationship. We're not just selling templates—we're providing comprehensive legal services.

Your privacy and security are our top priorities. All information is protected by 256-bit SSL encryption, the same security used by banks. We're PCI compliant for payment processing, and most importantly, everything you share with us is protected by attorney-client privilege—a legal protection that DIY services cannot offer. Your personal and financial information remains completely confidential and legally protected.