What's the difference between a will and a trust?

A will and a trust are both estate planning tools, but they serve different purposes and have different characteristics in how they distribute assets and handle probate.

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No. These guides are designed to be helpful whether you use FeedingBird or not.

Are there situations FeedingBird can't handle, and how do I know if I need an attorney?

Yes, you can try us for free for 30 days. If you want, we'll provide you with a free, personalized 30-minute onboarding call to get you up and running as soon as possible.

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Why We Built FeedingBird: A Note From Our Founders

Estate planning hasn't kept up with how we live today. Our founders share why they built FeedingBird to be a warmer, simpler, and more empowering experience. FeedingBird was designed for real life.

What Is a Beneficiary? A Complete Guide to Beneficiary Designations

Understand what a beneficiary is, how designations work, and how to choose the right people to protect your assets and your family’s future.

Digital Estate Planning: Your 2026 Complete Guide

Plan and protect your digital life in minutes, from accounts to assets, with simple steps that ensure everything is accessible when it matters most.

LegalZoom Alternatives: Best Options in 2026

Looking for a LegalZoom alternative? See how FeedingBird makes estate planning faster, simpler, and easier to complete.

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Are FeedingBird documents legally valid?

Yes. All FeedingBird documents are state-specific and legally valid when properly signed, witnessed, and/or notarized. FeedingBird walks you through the signing requirements for your state.

Do I need a lawyer to use FeedingBird?

No. FeedingBird's step-by-step AI-guided experience walks you through the process the same way an attorney would. If you'd like professional review, Attorney Support is available as an add-on for $279.

What states does FeedingBird serve?

FeedingBird is currently available in New Jersey, New York, Virginia, and Florida. More states are coming soon.

Can I update my documents after I create them?

Yes. Unlimited lifetime updates are included with every FeedingBird plan.

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Why We Built FeedingBird: A Note From Our Founders

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Digital Estate Planning: Your 2026 Complete Guide

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Why We Built FeedingBird: A Note From Our Founders

Trust & Will Review 2026: Pros, Cons & Alternatives for Estate Planning

What Is a Beneficiary? A Complete Guide to Beneficiary Designations

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