Legal Disclaimer
Last updated: April 29, 2026
VoiceWill™ is not a law firm
VoiceWill™ is not a law firm and is not a substitute for the advice of a licensed attorney. Our team is not authorized to practice law and cannot represent you in any matter.
VoiceWill™ does not provide legal advice
The information, templates, and prepared documents provided by VoiceWill™ are general in nature. We do not provide legal advice, opinions, or recommendations about your specific situation, and the information you receive should not be relied on as a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney in your state.
Documents may require attorney review
Estate planning documents — including wills, revocable living trusts, powers of attorney, and advance healthcare directives — can have significant legal and financial consequences. We strongly recommend that any document you prepare with VoiceWill™ be reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before you sign or rely on it, particularly if you have a blended family, minor children, business interests, real estate in multiple states, special-needs beneficiaries, or an estate that may be subject to estate tax.
Documents may require witnesses or notarization
Most estate documents are not legally effective until they are signed in the manner required by your state — typically in front of one or more witnesses, and in some states a notary public. The required number of witnesses and whether a notary is required varies by state and by document type. See our State Requirements page for a quick reference.
State laws vary
Estate planning is governed by state law, and the rules differ from state to state and change over time. A document that is valid in one state may not be valid — or may be interpreted differently — in another. If you move, acquire property in another state, or your family situation changes, you should review your documents with a licensed attorney in the new state.
You are responsible for proper execution
You are solely responsible for:
- Reviewing each document for accuracy before signing.
- Signing it in the presence of the required witnesses (and a notary, if required by your state).
- Storing originals safely and informing the people named in your documents.
- Updating your documents when your life circumstances change.
No guarantee of legal validity
VoiceWill™ does not guarantee that any document prepared through our service will be legally valid, sufficient for your specific situation, accepted by every court, financial institution, or healthcare provider, or that it will achieve any particular legal outcome. The only way to obtain that assurance is by working with a licensed attorney in your state.
No certifications we have not earned
We make every effort to describe our service accurately. We do not claim to be SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO, or otherwise certified unless that certification is explicitly listed and current on this site. Where we rely on infrastructure providers (for example, our hosting or AI provider), their certifications apply only to their own systems and not to VoiceWill™ as a whole.
Questions
For general questions about how to use VoiceWill™, contact support@voicewill.com. For legal questions about your specific situation, please consult a licensed attorney in your state.