Add your will information
Start with the essentials: whether you have a will, who prepared it, and the details your trusted people may need to recognize the right document.
Last will & testament
- Status
- Recorded
- Prepared by
- Jordan Lee, Esq.
How it works
Simply Safe Legacy guides you from the most important document details to the people and permissions around them. Start small, then build a clearer record over time.
Six clear steps
Each step answers one practical question: what exists, where it is, and who should know.
Start with the essentials: whether you have a will, who prepared it, and the details your trusted people may need to recognize the right document.
Describe exactly where the signed original is stored. Add enough detail to help the right person find it without turning the location into a guessing game.
Keep digital copies and related records organized alongside the information about your original document.
Connect family members, executors, attorneys, or other trusted contacts who should know about your information.
Set permissions deliberately so each person is connected to the information that fits their role and your wishes.
Return when documents, people, or circumstances change. A useful vault is one that stays current.
Create your vault and organize the information that matters at your own pace.