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Personal Information

This helps us tailor your estate planning documents to your specific situation and state laws.

Full Legal Name

Use your full legal name as it appears on official documents

Date of Birth

Used for document identification and age-related planning considerations

Marital Status

Your marital status affects spousal rights and beneficiary designations

State of Residence

Estate laws vary significantly by state — this ensures your documents are state-specific

Do you have children?

Children affect guardianship planning and inheritance distribution

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Why this matters

Your personal information helps us customize your estate plan to your state's laws. Community property states (like California and Texas) have different rules than common law states.

Ellis™ Guidance

Estate planning laws vary significantly by state. Providing your state ensures your documents follow the correct legal requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. JustiPal™ is a document preparation service — not a law firm and not a substitute for an attorney. We help you organize your case information and prepare your documents. We do not provide legal advice.

After completing your guided intake, you receive a complete, organized document packet ready for court submission. This includes your completed intake summary, a case-specific document checklist, and preparation instructions.

Yes. If you're not satisfied with your experience, contact us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions asked.

Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest using 256-bit SSL. We never sell your personal information.

No. JustiPal™ is designed for consumers who want to self-represent or simply organize their documents before consulting an attorney. Many of our users complete the entire process without ever hiring an attorney.

Most users complete their guided intake in 15–30 minutes. You can save your progress and return at any time.