Jones Property Law can provide you with estate planning documents purely remotely, or online, if you prefer. However, you will need to physically print and sign these documents, and in most cases, you will need to sign them with a notary and/or witnesses. The signing process may involve following certain formalities which must be performed in-person rather than online. In other words, the document creation part of estate planning can be performed remotely or online, but the signing and execution process will likely require your physical presence. While online tools can be a useful starting point, they may not account for nuances in the law or address specific issues that could arise in more complex situations, making it crucial to weigh the benefits and limitations of online estate planning against the value of professional legal advice.