Ohio · Free will
Your Ohio will — free, forever.
A real Ohio will, free — drafted to Ohio's witness rules. No credit card, no surprise upsell.
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The honest answer
What's the catch? There isn't one.
A free legal document sounds too good to be true. Here's exactly why it isn't.
No credit card. Ever.
Start and finish without entering a card. Free means free — not a trial.
Yours, forever.
Download your will and keep it. No subscription, no expiration to stay valid.
Your data is never sold.
Bank-level encryption, and we never sell or share your information. Period.
A real will in three simple steps.
Answer a few questions
Your family, your wishes, your state — in plain language, no legal jargon.
About 20 minutesGet your state-correct will
We draft a real Last Will & Testament to your state's signing rules. Download it free.
InstantSign with two witnesses
Print and sign with two adult witnesses. We give you a checklist of who can — and can't — be one.
Same dayWhat's included
What your free will covers
A real Last Will & Testament — everything most families need to put their wishes in writing.
Name guardians for your kids
Decide who raises your children if you can't.
Choose who inherits what
Split your estate exactly the way you want.
Appoint an executor
Name someone you trust to carry out your wishes.
Leave specific gifts
Pass on heirlooms, accounts, and keepsakes by name.
Cover digital assets
Include online accounts and digital property.
Care for your pets
Name a caretaker and leave instructions.
Ohio requirements
What your will needs in Ohio
We handle each of these in the intake. The fields below come from our attorney-reviewed Ohio record — same data the generated document uses.
- Witnesses required
- 2 (min. age 18)
- Self-proving affidavit
- Supported
- Notarization required
- Optional
- Remote Online Notarization
- Permitted
The honest comparison
A real will shouldn't cost a fortune — or your weekend.
Template kits
$0–$60
- Generic forms
- Not tailored to your state
- Easy to fill out wrong
- No support
Hiring a lawyer
$300–$1,000
- Accurate & personalized
- Takes days or weeks
- Appointments & back-and-forth
- Expensive to update
Inhira Free
$0
- A real, state-correct will
- Done online in ~20 minutes
- Optional notarization for a self-proving affidavit
- Upgrade only if you need to
No pressure
Start free. Upgrade only if you need to.
Your free will stays free. If your life is more complex, here's when people add more — never pushed, always optional.
Own a home? Skip probate.
A living trust keeps your estate out of court and private.
Explore trustsPlan for incapacity, too.
Add a power of attorney and healthcare directive for if you can't decide for yourself.
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Make your will self-proving with a commissioned online notary, no appointment.
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The honest answer
Is a free online will right for you?
We'd rather you find out now. Most people are a clean fit — but some situations genuinely need an attorney, and we'll always tell you when.
A good fit if…
- You want a will that names guardians, an executor, and who inherits what
- Your estate is straightforward — a home, savings, the things you own
- You want it drafted to your state's law and finished online, not over weeks
Talk to an attorney first if…
- You own a business, or have a blended family with competing interests
- A beneficiary has special needs and relies on government benefits
- You own property in more than one state
- You need estate-tax planning for a large or complex estate
Inhira is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice. When a question really needs a lawyer, we say so instead of guessing.
FAQ
Common questions
Is this actually free?
Yes. Foundation is a free will — drafted, downloadable, and yours. Adding a trust, POA, healthcare directive, or online notarization is an optional upgrade — but the will itself is free.
What's the catch?
Foundation does not include the trust, POA, healthcare directive, HIPAA authorization, or online notarization. Most adults' situations don't require those; if yours does, you can upgrade.
Do I still need witnesses?
Yes. Ohio requires 2 witnesses at signing. We give you a checklist that covers who can — and cannot — be one.
Protecting your family shouldn't wait — or cost anything.
Create your real, state-correct will today. Free, forever.