LegalWills.ca Reviews 

LegalWills gives me peace of mind in writing down my wills with an easy to understand guidelines and knowing that my wills meets the regulatory requirements and with cost of only small fraction of the notary.

The website is very easy to use, and the questions are comprehensive, well-organized, and professional. The process is straightforward and easy to follow. The service is also reasonably priced. Overall, I had a very positive experience and would recommend it to others.

make the site more accessible to who as an example some who use readers for sighted issues.

Too many emails

Very easy to complete my own will .Walks me right through no problem . Very helpful advice . And can always go back to make any changes at my leisure .

Very easy to navigate website steps to complete
documents

Very easy to navigate.

Easy, no gimmicks. We'll worth the price.

Understandable efficient affordable focused simple process that overcomes the barriers that have blocked our intention to make a will for years.

Easy to do and cost effective for a simple will and POA without a lawyer or notary.

Thank you for making this very easy and affordable. It took now time at all to know my children will be be taken care of.

Easy to understand and reasonable price.

The simplicity of doing everything in your own time and on the computer made it a much less stressful experience!!

"Overall, the process was fairly easy to follow — the wizard walks you through each section logically, and the guidance provided (witness requirements, execution checklists, provincial-specific rules) was genuinely helpful and reassuring for someone doing this without a lawyer.

That said, a few steps were harder than they should have been for a non-legal person to navigate confidently:

• We found a recurring technical bug — a merge field (page count) that never populated, showing raw placeholder text instead of a number, on two separate documents ( will and a Power of Attorney). It wasn't something we'd have caught if we weren't reading closely.

• We wanted to name both of our children as contingent beneficiaries for personal items, but couldn't find a way to select more than one person in that section. Support later told us the solution was to create a "group" containing both children first, then select the group — but nothing in the wizard itself pointed us toward that step. A well-designed tool shouldn't require a support ticket to figure out something this fundamental.

• The Living Will includes a default clause about declining medication administered to avoid suffering. The way it's phrased is genuinely ambiguous — it could easily be misread as the person authorizing being allowed to die through the administration of a specific medication, rather than simply declining standard comfort/pain-relief care. For a document this sensitive, that kind of ambiguity shouldn't exist by default, and when we tried to add a clarifying instruction, it created two contradictory statements in the same document rather than replacing the original.

• The Power of Attorney includes a default clause entitling the Attorney to compensation, with no option in the wizard to explicitly waive it — something many people, especially spouses acting for each other, would want the ability to turn off directly.

None of these are things a layperson would necessarily catch on their own, which is a little unsettling for documents this important. I'd still recommend the service as a reasonable, affordable starting point — but a genuinely intuitive tool shouldn't send users back to support to discover a basic feature, and clauses this sensitive shouldn't be ambiguous by default. I'd strongly suggest having a lawyer review the final output before signing."

Good explanations and suggestions

Step by step, filling in the will was easy to understand and complete. I really don't know about these things to deal with so, it was perfect for me!