Order an Individual Document

Order an Individual Document

If you already have a Will and/or Trust or are not yet ready to purchase one, you can create specific rights, benefits and obligations with various legal documents. Come back often to see more documents we will be adding in the future.

More details about these and other documents are available in the Estate Planning Workbook, FAQ's and Glossary.

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Deeds to Property: You may request a Deed to add your partner (or someone else) as a joint owner, or a deed to put your property into your Trust

Living Together Agreement: A document outlining the terms of how you and your partner will deal expenses while sharing a living space, and how you will distribute your property in the event of a break-up. The agreement can be drafted to protect the investment of a partner who contributes to but does not own the home. The agreement is similar to a prenuptial agreement.

Parenting Agreement: An agreement between parents who live together or apart to act jointly in a manner that reflects the best interests of their children. This document is essential for non-legal parents to establish an intent to co-parent in the event of a break-up or death of a partner.

Nomination of Guardian: A document that lets you name a responsible adult (your partner or another person you trust) to have the responsibility and authority to raise your children in the event of your death or disability.

Authorization to Consent: A document providing a chosen individual (your partner or someone else) with legal authorization to consent to necessary medical treatment of your children. It also authorizes the right to travel with your child and to make decisions about education, etc.

Sperm Donor Contract: An agreement between a sperm donor and a recipient. The agreement sets forth the rights and responsibilities of both parties, including whether or not the donor will have parental rights, will be responsible or not for paying child support, will or will not have visitation rights, have his name on the birth certificate, etc.

Rainbow Law's documents are intended to benefit gay men and lesbians as well as all members of the LGBTQ Community and our families.  If you are single or in a relationship, do or do not have children -- unless you live in a state that legally recognizes your relationship with your partner and children, you need to put your wishes in a legal writing to ensure that your family will be protected in the event of your death or disability.