Planning for your future has never been easier.

How it Works

Your Legal Documents — Delivered with Ease

Choose Your Legal Document

Browse our library and select the form or bundle that fits your needs. We’ll guide you through the rest, step by step.

Secure & Fast Payment

Complete your purchase with confidence. We accept all major payment methods, including PayPal and American Express.

Instant Email Delivery

Your completed form bundle will be sent directly to your inbox as a downloadable PDF—no waiting, no shipping.

Fill Out and Finalize

Print your forms and complete them on your own time using the easy-to-follow instructions included with every order.

One Of A Kind Service

Why Choose PlanNow Forms?

Creating legal forms has never been easier! Our customized process delivers accurate, professionally formatted documents without the hassle. Just purchase the forms using our secure payment process (including PayPal), and follow the simple to understand instructions for the completion of forms tailored to fit your situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the process take?

It takes most people about 20 minutes to complete their Trust-based Estate Plan and 10 minutes to complete their Will-based Estate Plan.

The length of time it takes to complete probate varies greatly depending on the complexity of your estate and the specific beneficiaries you designate. Feel free to contact our helpline with any questions.

Is this legal?

All of our Estate Plans are built by attorneys and customized by you. Every plan is legally-valid, and created to meet your specific needs.

In order to ensure your Estate Plan is legally binding, sign and notarize the documents where indicated upon receiving or downloading.

I lost someone I love, now what?

We are so sorry for your loss and we’re here to support you in figuring out the next steps. First, obtain legal documentation of the death and determine who is designated as the Personal Representative if the person passed away leaving a Last Will and Testament. It is usually recommended to speak with an attorney to determine if it is necessary to open an estate.