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About WillGridUS

We built WillGridUS because the cross-state validity question — "I made my will in one state and moved to another, am I covered?" — is something every estate-planning attorney handles routinely, but no consumer-facing tool runs the actual conditional. We did.

What WillGridUS is

An interactive decoder over a 9-axis × 50 states + DC matrix of will-execution rules, holographic acceptance, Electronic Wills Act adoption, and cross-state portability. Every output carries a primary-source citation. Every state cell is sourced to that state's legislature primary URL (or marked PLACEHOLDER pending verification per Pattern I).

What WillGridUS is not

We are not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. We are not affiliated with the IRS, the American Bar Association, the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, the Uniform Law Commission, or any state bar association. We do not store the inputs you enter into the decoder — they live in your browser.

Reviewer

We are recruiting an estate-planning attorney admitted in multiple states (ideally California, New York, and Texas) with cross-credit on UEWA / interstate-portability questions. The same reviewer covers our sibling estate-cluster sites (SmallEstateMap.us, PostSave.us) — recruit once, attribute per site.

Editorial policy

Made by Desymphony

WillGridUS is built and operated by Desymphony. We build a portfolio of restrained, calculator-first, statute-pinned U.S. legal-and-tax-explainer sites. WillGridUS joins our estate cluster — see sources.

Related — Desymphony estate cluster