Why I buy this one ?
- Make a basic trust, whether you're married or single. If married, you can create a AB trust (or bypass trust) and spare your heirs from potentially heavy estate taxes. Create subtrusts for minor children and young adults. Name custodians for property left to children. Change or revoke your trust at any time
- Health Care Power of Attorney - Permit a loved one to make important medical decisions for you if you are unable to do so yourself
- Plan a funeral or other ceremony. Clarify whether you want a cremation or burial. Select someone to oversee your final arrangements -- and more
- Over a dozen forms that let you handle financial situations you might face on any given day, such as disputing a credit card charge, lending or borrowing money to friends or family, creating bills of sale
- Whether you need to authorize someone to travel with your child to another country, want to lend your car to a friend, or create an agreement with a trusted person to take care of your elderly parent, Quicken WillMaker Plus can handle allthese family situations

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What our customer's say!

"It's a beginning", Very easy to use, but only effective for very simple wills. If your estate will go to more than one person, it requires a lot of modification not in the software.

"Easy to use", We bought 2007 version because 2008 one doesn't support windows xp.
The software is very easy to use. Just plug in names and it will prompt you to pick your choices. One the right side, it gives you samples and instructions. The only thing that bugs me is the name of the living trust. it's a comination of both my name and my husband's. Not sure how to change it.

"Not what you think it is. You should see an attorney. ", You cound use the internet to get the same information and save the money you pay for this thing!! Never again!!

"Software review", Software is adequate in that in follows generalized formats and you can print out your will to get it notarized. The biggest shortcoming is in "specific bequests". Due to the confusion from the instructions and the software's lack of allowing me to be specific, I ended up making a separate list of "who gets what" and put "see attached sheet(s)" in the specific bequests section of the will.

"Quicken WillMaker", I recommend this to anyone who wants to make sure things will be handled the way they want them handled when the time comes you can't make those decisions. It is very thorough with many choices of documents and explanations of when to use them and how to use them.

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"Comprehensive - as expected", I have not yet looked at all the documents included in this software. I appreciate the tutorial nature and the pro/con examples given. Since I am not a lawyer, I am a bit nervous about making legal decisions that would need a test in court to be sure I made the correct choices. I did complete the HealthCare Directive and it compares well with others I've seen used in my state. I need to learn more about estate planning and this is going to teach me the jargon and the proper questions to ask.

My only complaint is that I declined the free delivery option and paid for delivery so I would have enough time to work with it before my parents appointment with their estate attorney. It did not arrive in a timely manner and I was forced to purchase a download version from another vendor in order to complete forms I wanted the attorney to look at. It is no surprize that he was more interested in drawing up his own forms for my parents and charging $1000 for a basic package.

I decided to keep the CD anyway (when it finally arrived) just in case I have a hard drive failure.

"Easy To Use!", This software is easy to use. It's like tax software, it ask questions, you answer. Has everything I wanted it for and a lot more. I would recommend it.Cheaper than a lawyer.

"Getting affairs in order", This software offers simple and easy to use way of getting ones affairs in order.

"Excellent Software", The lawsuit mentioned in Mr John Matlock "Gunny" review has nothing to do with the quality or legality of documents created using Quicken WillMaker Plus software. Instead, it concerns the actions of an insurance agent who was found to have practiced law without a license.

He used will-making software (not Quicken WillMaker Plus) to write a will
for an elderly client. The trouble arose because he created the will outside of her presence and arranged for her to sign it while she was hospitalized. Apparently she never reviewed the will. In other words, he acted too much like a lawyer. While the "unauthorized practice of law" is a vague concept, had the insurance agent merely recorded the woman's wishes and entered them verbatim into the software, there would almost certainly have been no problem.

There is no problem with using software to prepare a will for your self. Nor is there a problem with using it to create a will for someone else if you merely type in that person's answers at their direction. The main way to run afoul of unauthorized-practice-of-law rules is to give legal advice to or prepare documents for others without their express, detailed instructions.


"Three Good Points, Two Bad", There are several real advantages to using Quicken Willmaker software.

1. The legal part of the software was done by Nolo. They publish an awful lot of do-it-yourself software, and are well respected (if you are not a lawyer). Nolos involvement helps to assure me of a quality product.

2. The user interface, a fill in the blank approach with a lot of help screens, make the whole process quite easy and painless to go through.

3. Besides the standard last will, the package includes a number of other documents that you may want decide you need. Among others this includes Living Trust, Living Will, Final Arrangements, Notice to Terminate Joint Credit Card Accounts, Child Care Agreement & instructions, and many more.

Having said that, there are two problems with the software:

1. If you live in Louisiana, your laws are based on the French system, not the English system and there is a caution on the box that says: 'Estate planning documents not valid in Louisiana.'

2. There has been at least one law suit saying that if you fill out the will for another person, you may be practicing law without a license. Do a Google search on 'Heirs sue over will-making software' where someone apparently used this software to do a will for a lady.