Will for Separated or Divorced in Florida
A will built to the Florida Probate Code and reviewed by a licensed attorney — written with people who are separated or divorced in mind.
What people who are separated or divorced should know
- Separation or divorce is the moment to look again at who you have named — to inherit, to act as your executor, or to make decisions for you.
- Check whether a former partner is still named as a beneficiary, executor, guardian or attorney.
- Being separated and being divorced are not always treated the same way, so check where you stand while things are still in progress.
- Beneficiary designations on insurance, pensions and registered accounts pass outside a will — update them separately.
- In Florida, a will is governed by the Florida Probate Code.
- What separation or divorce does to a will in Florida: Getting married after signing your will does not revoke it, but an omitted later spouse or child may receive a statutory share. Divorce does not revoke the whole will; it voids provisions affecting your former spouse, unless an exception applies. Source: Fla. Stat. § 732.507; Fla. Stat. §§ 732.301, 732.302.
Pricing
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The Standard will is free — a complete, legally valid will at no cost. The Advanced will and the optional add-ons are paid.
Basic Will
Essential estate planning for straightforward needs
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- Last Will & Testament
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Full customization for complex estate needs
One-time payment
- Everything in Basic
- Substitute executors
- Pet care provisions
- Cash legacies & specific bequests
- Age-based trusts
- Burial & funeral instructions
- Priority support
Optional Add-ons
Complete Bundle
Everything in one discounted package — the Advanced Will plus Power of Attorney, spousal will, living will, family trust, e-notary, printed delivery, affidavit of execution and cross-border will
Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney documents
$29Spousal Will
Mirrored will for your spouse/partner
$39E-Notary
Electronic notarization of your will
$49Frequently asked questions
Why do people who are separated or divorced need to review their will?
Separation or divorce is the moment to look again at who you have named — to inherit, to act as your executor, or to make decisions for you.
What does separation or divorce do to a will in Florida?
Getting married after signing your will does not revoke it, but an omitted later spouse or child may receive a statutory share. Divorce does not revoke the whole will; it voids provisions affecting your former spouse, unless an exception applies. Source: Fla. Stat. § 732.507; Fla. Stat. §§ 732.301, 732.302.
Do I need a lawyer?
Florida law lets you make your own will. Our will builder was reviewed by a licensed attorney. Complex estates, and separations still in progress, benefit from individual advice.
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