[chrisclark1729]

Totally awesome, simple but useful business model.

I didn't sign up, but I have a couple of questions:

1.) How do you get around the witnesses, soundness of mind issue? 2.) Are there legal differences from state to state you need to consider? 3.) Do you have the capacity to/Would you want to upsell consulting to individuals with a net worth beyond a certain threshold? It works for someone like me with a net worth only visible with a microscope but for higher worth individuals I'd assume they want to speak directly with someone. 4.) Perhaps before getting someone to sign up, you could let them know "what they'll need to get started" (maybe in the FAQ). This is ultimately what prevented me from signing up. Didn't want to give out my e-mail address for something I wasn't prepared to finish.

Hope this helps and I truly do think this is a good idea.

[eeagerdeveloper]

Hi Chris,

Thank you for your feedback.

1. The user still needs to find witnesses to watch them sign the will and attest to their soundness of mind.

2. There are legal differences from state to state. For example, some states require 2 witnesses while other require 3 witnesses.

3. I have considered referring high worth individuals to estate attorneys, but it would require me to forge some relationship with attorneys before that can occur. For now, I just want to see whether the site is useful for even 1 person to purchase it.

4. Good point. I'll look into incorporating the requirements for completing the will into the beginning of the process or into the FAQ. Another option I'm considering is to delay the need to signup until the end of the questionnaire.

Again, thank you for your feedback.