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.

Are these guides only for FeedingBird customers?

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.

Sixty-Seven Percent of Americans Have No Estate Plan When They Die. Don’t Let That Be You!

Kamal Patel, founder of FeedingBird, was inspired by his personal estate planning journey and the high cost of legal counsel to create an app meant to make estate planning accessible to the masses.

Using Hand-Drawn Illustrations to Soften a Tough Topic

“Every single thing on this app was done with a piece of paper, using paint, using hands,” says Julia Rothman, the illustrator behind the estate-planning app FeedingBird. “It gives it humanity.”

My First Will and Testament

“The hardest part is that it forces people to think about what will happen when they’re gone.”

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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.

What states does FeedingBird serve?

FeedingBird is available in most states, with new states added regularly as we expand. Check our [state-by-state directory] to confirm coverage and specific requirements where you live. Not seeing your state yet? Join the waitlist and we'll notify you as soon as it's live.

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

Sixty-Seven Percent of Americans Have No Estate Plan When They Die. Don’t Let That Be You!

Using Hand-Drawn Illustrations to Soften a Tough Topic

My First Will and Testament

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