With no spouse or kids, the law still picks someone to inherit and someone to decide for you, and it may not be who you would choose. This free estate planning checklist asks a few optional questions and gives you a to-do list in order, with why each step matters when there is no family to fall back on. The first group covers who gets what, who settles your estate and who decides for you if you can't. It uses your state's or province's rules where we have them. It organizes and explains; it does not draft anything. Bring the PDF to a lawyer or notary. Free, no signup.
With no spouse or kids, the law still picks someone to inherit and someone to decide for you, and it may not be who you would choose. Solo and Sure makes free planning tools for people with no spouse or kids: an emergency contact card, a final wishes planner, a next of kin organizer and more. No account, nothing uploaded.