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A will is the foundation of either plan. A trust is an addition on top of one, not a replacement for it - and it can help in specific situations: you own property in more than one state, someone you’re leaving money to would need help managing it, or you’d rather none of it became a public court record. Owning a home is what puts a trust on the table; it isn’t what settles it. If you’re unsure, answer a few plain questions and we’ll tell you which fits - free, and nothing is saved.

The law does not require a lawyer to draft your will: a self-prepared will, signed and witnessed correctly, is as valid in Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey as one an attorney drafts. What makes or breaks it is execution, which is why we give you exact signing instructions for your state and flag the details most people miss, like who is allowed to witness. No document service can promise you a court outcome, and we don’t. What we can do is show our work: every document carries a verification page listing the statutes behind its clauses and what has been checked against them.

Not yet - and rather than bury that, every document we generate says so on its face, driven by the sign-off ledger for your state rather than by a marketing decision. What has been done is machine work you can inspect: each clause is tied to the statute it implements, those statutes are retrieved from the official government sources that publish them and compared against our wording with every difference recorded, and each clause’s language is classified by where it descends from. The verification page linked from every document shows that status, in the same words the ledgers do.

Airlooms does not assume one family structure. You can name a partner you’re not married to, mark a child as a stepchild, record your children’s other legal parent, and give any role to a friend rather than a relative. Where the law treats your household differently - and for unmarried partners and stepchildren it does, sharply - your documents say so on their face, and we tell you what to do about it rather than leaving you to find out later.

No, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Airlooms is a self-help document preparation service: you direct your documents by answering questions, and our software assembles them deterministically from your answers. We don’t give legal advice - and if your situation needs an attorney, we tell you plainly.

Many people finish the questions in about twenty minutes, and you can stop and return because answers save as you go. Signing happens later. The Vault calculates one or more suggested sessions from the witness, notary, and signing-order requirements of your documents and state.

Update your saved answers and generate a new document set when your choices change. Previously signed documents do not update themselves, so review the replacement documents and follow their signing steps. Airlooms does not currently detect life events or send automatic reminders after a move, marriage, birth, or other change.

Your answers are encrypted, passwords are hashed with Argon2id, and two-factor authentication is built in. We run no ad trackers and never sell or share your information - your family’s details are not a product.

Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey - each built to its own law, not one template with the state name swapped in. Airlooms supplies state-specific document language, witness rules, self-proving materials, and signing instructions. More states will be added only after that same state-specific work is complete.