LawDepot offers such estate planning documents as last wills, revocable living trusts, gift deeds, living wills, medical powers of attorney, child medical consents, medical records releases, revocations of power of attorney, codicils, pour-over wills, and more. The company also offers legal document preparation for businesses and families as well as real estate and financial planning. In addition, LawDepot provides excellent resources such as a digital law library with articles and guides on everything from finance to real estate, a blog, and a help center with frequently asked questions. Purchasing a last will and testament through LawDepot allows customers to review and make changes to the document for 10 years after purchase. According to the company, it also offers a 100% quality guarantee which reimburses customers $100 if they discover mistakes in the document that LawDepot didn't catch, as well as a $10,000 Legal Guarantee, which means the company will cover damages suffered by the customer because of a mistake made by LawDepot in the document up to $10,000.

LawDepot's website offers conflicting information regarding pricing. According to their Help Center, those who create legal documents through their service get three licensing options to choose from. Customers who sign up for the One Year Pro get billed annually at a rate of $95.88 or monthly at a rate of $7.99. There is also a free trial that gives users access to all documents for one week with no obligations, yet they must register on the site and cancel before being billed for services at a standard rate of $33 per month. In their Help Center FAQs, the company claims that consumers who don't want a subscription can purchase single documents for anything between $7.50 and $39, depending on the document. However, we found that creating a last will & testament through LawDepot costs $49.95, which is over that price range. Consumers should be mindful of these discrepancies and are adviced to research the payment terms thoroughly before purchasing.

LawDepot is a Better Business Bureau-accredited company with an A+ rating based on mostly negative customer reviews and few complaints. Negative customer feedback for the company seems to center around issues with advertising and sales, yet these are mostly from consumers who didn't read or understand the terms of service. LawDepot does not offer legal services, only legal document preparation. These services come at a price, however, and a good number of customers have found that it's difficult to cancel their subscriptions after enrolling. Nevertheless, the company holds a great 8.8 Trustpilot score based on over 69% positive customer feedback. Consumers on that site find LawDepot to be an effective, user-friendly resource of legal document preparation.