Free fillable PDF
Durable financial power of attorney
Name someone to handle money, property, taxes, and accounts if you cannot.
Template version: October 2026
FREE FILLABLE PDFS
Free estate planning forms
Download four free fillable PDF templates: a durable financial power of attorney, medical power of attorney, living will, and HIPAA authorization. No account is required. These are general templates—not state-specific statutory forms.
The PDFs themselves are in English.
Disclaimer
Read this first. These templates are provided for general informational and educational purposes only. They are not legal advice, do not create an attorney-client relationship, and are not guaranteed to satisfy the laws of any state.
Legal language, witnessing, notarization, and other execution requirements vary by jurisdiction. Some states require a statutory form or particular wording. Confirm the requirements in your state and consider having a licensed attorney review any document before you rely on it.
The four free forms
Each is a fillable PDF. Open it, type, print, and sign. Then have an attorney in your state review it.
Free fillable PDF
Medical power of attorney
Name someone to make health-care decisions if you cannot speak for yourself.
Template version: October 2026
Free fillable PDF
Living will
Record your wishes for end-of-life medical care.
Template version: October 2026
Free fillable PDF
HIPAA authorization
Let a chosen person see your medical information.
Template version: October 2026
How to use a free form
1. Download the fillable PDF
Open it in your browser or a PDF reader. Type in the fields. Print a copy if you would rather write by hand.
2. Follow your state’s signing rules
Witnesses, a notary, and required wording differ by state. An attorney in your state should tell you what that state requires.
3. Keep the signed original
Keep the signed original wherever your attorney or applicable state law recommends. A digital copy can improve access, but it may not replace an original when the original is legally required.
4. Protect and organize a current copy
Upload a current copy to ForeverVault and choose who may receive it. ForeverBinder can organize the document alongside related property, account, insurance, and contact information.
Free forms, frequently asked
Are these estate planning forms free?
Yes. The durable financial power of attorney, medical power of attorney, living will, and HIPAA authorization are free fillable PDFs. No ForeverVault account is required to download them.
Are these fillable PDFs?
Yes. Open the PDF in a browser or a PDF reader, type in the fields, then print and sign. You can also print a blank copy and write by hand.
Are these forms valid in every state?
No. They are general templates, not state-specific statutory forms. Signing rules, required wording, witnesses, and notarization differ by state. Consider having a licensed attorney in your state review the completed document before you rely on it.
Do I need an attorney to use these forms?
You should have a licensed attorney in your state review anything you download. A filled-in draft is not, by itself, a finished estate plan.
Where should I keep the signed form?
Keep the signed original where your attorney or state rules require. Upload a current copy to a ForeverVault account so the people you choose can find it. A digital copy may not replace the original when an original is legally required.
Have it reviewed. Keep the original. Protect a current copy.
After completing and properly signing your document, store a current copy in ForeverVault so the people you choose can access it when needed. Available on the web, iPhone, and Android.