One address reaches the whole team: [email protected]. There is no phone line and no chat widget, and we would rather answer a clear email properly than a call quickly.
Corrections to a guide
If a figure, deadline or rule on any Omliva page looks wrong or out of date, tell us the page and the sentence. We check it against the source, fix the page, and update the date under the title so you can see it changed. This is the fastest queue we have. Our editorial policy explains how guides are researched and reviewed.
Questions about the family guide
Accounts are open at app.omliva.com. If you are not sure whether Omliva fits your situation, write to the same address and we will answer plainly. Questions about what the guide covers are answered on how it works, your family guide, pricing and common questions.
Estate-planning and elder-law firms
If you are exploring Omliva as a practical organizer for clients after the signing appointment, write with the name of your practice and the states you serve. The for law firms page describes how the guide fits alongside the documents you draft.
Press
Journalists writing about estate organization, executor duties or digital legacy can ask for background, sources or a quote from the team. We reply as the Omliva team rather than as a named spokesperson.
What we cannot do by email
We cannot tell you what to do in your own situation. Omliva organizes practical information; it does not give legal, tax, financial or medical advice, draft legal documents, or grant anyone authority to act. If you need a decision about a will, a trust, a benefit claim or a tax return, a licensed professional in your state is the right person, and most guides have a section on when to get that help.
Your privacy when you write to us
Your message goes to a mailbox read by the team and nowhere else. We do not add you to a list, and we do not share your address. If you write to us, we keep your address for the reply and delete it on request. Our privacy page has the rest.