Last updated August 15, 2026
A simple Florida will from an attorney typically runs a few hundred dollars (often about $300–$800); complex wills or full packages cost more. Guided software produces a Florida-compliant will for a flat fee usually well below that, with an optional attorney review if you want one. What actually determines whether a will works isn’t the price — it’s correct execution under §732.502. This is general information, not legal advice, and prices vary.
What drives the price
Simple vs. complex
Leaving everything to a spouse or splitting it equally among children is simple. Blended families, trusts for minors, business interests, or disinheriting an heir add complexity — and cost.
Standalone vs. package
A will is often sold within a plan (will + power of attorney + healthcare directives, sometimes a trust). Comparing a standalone will price to a full-plan price is apples to oranges.
Attorney vs. software
A custom attorney-drafted will sits at the top of the range; guided software sits far below, assembling the document from Florida law — with an optional licensed-attorney review as an add-on.
Price doesn’t equal validity
A Florida will is valid only if it meets the execution requirements of §732.502 — signed at the end, two witnesses present together. Spend nothing and sign correctly and it is valid; spend a fortune and sign wrong and it is not.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a will cost in Florida?
A simple Florida will from an attorney typically runs a few hundred dollars (often around $300–$800); a more complex will, or a will as part of a full estate-planning package, costs more. Guided online software produces a Florida-compliant will for a flat fee that is usually well below attorney pricing, with an optional attorney review available.
Why is an online will cheaper than an attorney will?
An attorney prices their time and judgment; software assembles a Florida-compliant document from the statutes and scales the cost across many users. For straightforward situations the document can be substantively similar — the difference is the personalized legal advice, which you can add back as an optional review.
Is a cheap will still valid in Florida?
Yes, if it is executed correctly. Price has nothing to do with validity — what matters is meeting §732.502 (in writing, signed at the end, two witnesses present together). A $0 will signed properly is valid; an expensive will signed wrong is not.
Do I need more than a will?
Often, yes. A complete Florida plan usually pairs a will with a durable power of attorney and healthcare directives, and many people add a revocable living trust to avoid probate. A will alone still goes through Florida probate.
General information about Florida law, not legal advice.