Last will and testament
“Who would raise the kids?”
Names a guardian for your children, an executor to carry it out, and who receives what.
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Grace · PeaceVault
End-of-life planning is confusing. Grace makes it clear.
Grace, our AI guide, explains each decision in plain words, one question at a time, and writes what you decide into your will, your health care directive and your power of attorney. PeaceVault keeps it all in one place for your family.
After a loss, she tells you which call to make first.
You can start without paying. Membership is $49 a year. Cancel anytime.
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Grace · your will
If something happened to you, who would raise your kids?
My sister, Maya.
Grace asks one question at a timeContinue →
Last Will and Testament
Written to your state’s rules
If my children’s other parent cannot serve, I name my sister, Maya, as guardian of my minor children.
Signature
Witness
Witness
Example answers
Grace
Someone to ask, at any hour.
- She explains each decision in plain words before you make it: who raises your kids, who talks to the doctors, who pays the bills if you can’t.
- What you decide goes straight into your documents. You read them before anything is final.
- Talk out loud or type. She remembers where you got to, so next time you pick up from there.
- After a death, she tells you what to do first: the death certificates, the bank, the pension, the will nobody can find.
Grace is an AI. She is not a therapist or a lawyer, and she says so. She is included with membership.
Grace
If you were in the hospital and couldn’t speak for yourself, who would you want talking to the doctors?
My daughter, Rachel. She’s a nurse.
I’ve named Rachel as your health care agent in your directive. Would you like someone as a backup, in case she can’t be reached?
My son, David.
Done. Next is what care you’d want. We can do that now or another time.
PeaceVault
One place your family will know to look.
- Your finalized will, power of attorney and health care directive, each with your state’s signing page.
- Insurance policies, account details and personal papers, encrypted.
- Your funeral wishes and letters to the people you love, in your own words.
- You choose who can see it. After a death, a person you named can ask for read-only access, and someone on our team reviews every request.
Documents you finalize stay yours if your membership later lapses.
Free with membership through December 31The printed set
Mailed to you, ready to sign.
Through December 31, membership includes a free printed set: all three documents, each bound on its own and mailed to you once they are finished. US addresses only.
Probate courts usually want the original signed will, not a copy. It helps to have one printed properly and kept where your family knows to look.
FinalPeace membershipA year. Cancel anytime. Documents you finalize stay yours.$49
An estate attorneyFor the same three documents$950–$2,500
Attorney range from FindLaw’s published fees for a simple will, an advance directive and a financial power of attorney.
What you’ll write
The three documents Grace helps you write.
Power of attorney
“Who pays the bills if I can’t?”
Names the person who can handle your money, property and paperwork if you cannot.
Health care directive
“Who talks to the doctors?”
Names the person who speaks for you if you cannot, and says what care you want.
How it works
From your answers to a document you can sign.
- 1
Choose your state.
Witness and notary rules differ from state to state, so the document is written for the one you pick.
- 2
Answer the questions.
One at a time, in plain English. If a question needs explaining, Grace explains it.
- 3
Read it, then sign it.
You can read the whole draft before paying anything. Membership finalizes it and adds your state’s signing page.
California will: sign in front of 2 witnesses. No notary needed.
The film
See it in 27 seconds.
One answer, “My sister, Maya,” becomes the guardian line in a will. Everything else files in behind it.
- 0:00A question, and an answer
- 0:05The answer becomes the will
- 0:12Accounts and wishes, written down
- 0:18A letter in your own words
- 0:23Kept where your family can find it
If it’s for someone else
Two other ways in.
Helping a parent
Sit with them, or send the link.
The questions are the same either way, and the document comes out in their name.
Help a parent →After a loss
Someone close to you has died.
The After a Loss checklist takes you through what needs doing, in the order it needs doing. Grace can talk it through with you.
Open the checklist →Who is behind FinalPeace
FinalPeace is made by Final Peace, Inc., a small company in Los Angeles founded by Adam and Mark Blazer.
We are not a law firm and we do not give legal advice. The documents are written from your answers to your state’s requirements, and we tell you when an attorney is the right next step.
Adam & Mark Blazer
Are these real, legally valid documents?
They are written to your state’s witness, notary and signing requirements. A document becomes valid when you sign it the way your state requires, and your state’s signing instructions come with every document. For a complex estate, a blended family or a business, have an attorney review it first.
Is this the same as hiring a lawyer?
No. FinalPeace is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. For naming a guardian, appointing an executor and dividing what you own, the documents cover what most people need. For anything more complicated, an attorney should review them.
Who is Grace?
Grace is FinalPeace’s AI guide. She explains the questions, writes your answers into your documents, and after a death tells you what to do first. She is not a person, a therapist or a lawyer, and she says so at the start of every conversation.
What does it cost?
You can start without paying. Membership is $49 a year, cancel anytime, and covers finalizing all three documents, Grace, PeaceVault and shared access.
How secure is my information?
It is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS. We do not sell your personal information.
Start with one question.
Grace asks it, explains it, and writes your answer into your will. The will takes about ten minutes.
Talk to Grace