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Three minutes of questions shows you exactly where your family stands — what’s protected, what’s exposed, and what it takes to close every gap. Documents drafted to your state’s law for $79. Attorneys bill $1,200 to $5,000 for the same paper.
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Every finding shows the law behind it — Tex. Estates Code § 251.051
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Statutes for all 50 states + D.C. checked and dated on every document.
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What’s standing, what’s missing, and what each gap would cost your family — ranked, with the statute behind every line.
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Will, power of attorney, healthcare directive — drafted to your state’s signing rules, down to who must witness and where.
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We track your state’s law so you don’t have to.
Witness rules, notarization, probate procedure — they differ in every state, and they change. First Light keeps a dated, verified record of the estate statutes in all 50 states and D.C., and drafts your documents from your state’s rules, not a national template.
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Community property · Holographic wills recognized
Two witnesses · self-proving affidavit accepted · statutes verified August 2026
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Everything your family needs, for $79.
Three legal documents and six companion pieces — one price, drafted to your state’s law.
Same three documents: will, durable power of attorney, healthcare directive.
The First Light Package
- Last Will & TestamentProperty, executor, guardianship of minor children
- Durable Power of AttorneyWho acts for you if you can't
- Advance Healthcare DirectiveYour medical wishes, in writing
- Signing-day instructions for your state
- Beneficiary-form checklistThe most-missed item in most estates
- Letter to your executor
- Personal property memorandum
- Letter of instruction for your family
- Digital-assets access letter
Common questions
Yes. Every document is drafted to your state’s statutes — the same signing requirements an attorney would follow. What makes a will valid is proper execution, so your package includes exact signing instructions for your state: who must witness, whether you need a notary, and where each person signs. Follow them and your documents meet the letter of the law.
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