Forms
We want to live in a world where end of life planning is a rite of passage, and a celebration of life and adulthood. Here you will find all of the forms that you may need, all in one place. This process is personal, and will look different for everyone. What matters most is that you feel confident and finish what you’ve started. Make sure you print a copy for your records and one for your family, lawyer, and/or executor!
If you aren’t familiar with this process, take a moment to read about each of the four documents listed in the sidebar. To see specific legal requirements by state, check out this page on Legal Zoom. Our job is to get this party started! We created the Best Worst Party Plan and will link to external sites for you to complete the rest. The internet provides many paid and unpaid resources to produce your Advance Directive, Power of Attorney, and Last Will and Testament. We tried them all and found these two to be the quickest, most user-friendly, and it doesn’t hurt that they’re free.
FreeWill is an award-winning site with a clean design that allows you to make a user account so you can easily create and update your will online. Click the logo at left to begin.
Do Your Own Will does not require a login. You can create and immediately download your will from their site. Follow the icons at right to fill out each form.
A quick note– Best Worst Party is not in the business of giving legal advice. While you can choose to plan your estate online with us, there are some cases when it might be beneficial to work with an attorney in this process. For instance, if you have assets greater than $5 million, if you have a child with a disability, or if you want to establish a trust, you should consult an estate planning professional. Consider filling out the documents below to help get your ideas in order before you meet with an expert.
Party Plan Playlist
A quick introduction to each of the essential documents in your Party Plan.
Outline the end-of-life medical care that you want so your family can support you and respect your wishes.
Choose a person you trust who will make decisions about your property and finances if you’re unable to do so.
Allocate your assets to take care of the people and causes you care about most.
Celebrate your life and show care for your loved ones by providing the little details that aren’t part of the standard estate planning documentation.