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A trust gives you control over what happens, privacy when it comes to your affairs, and spares your family the probate process.

Because protecting your family should feel this straightforward.

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Built for real life

Your complete Trust Plan includes

Individual
Couple
Trust Plan
General Support Included
  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Pour-Over Will
  • Power of Attorney
  • Healthcare Directive
  • Messages to Your Loved Ones
$359 $479 (one time)
Start Your Trust
  • Simple, step-by-step, AI-powered experience
  • Unlimited lifetime updates
  • Secure dashboard for your documents
  • Built-in intelligence to help with key decisions
  • State-specific legal documents
  • Access to download your documents anytime
Designed for a modern experience
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Couple Plan
General Support Included
  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Pour-Over Will
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Healthcare Directive
  • Messages to Your Loved Ones
$434 $579 (one time)
Start Your Trust
  • Simple, step-by-step, AI-powered experience
  • Unlimited lifetime updates
  • Secure dashboard for your documents
  • Built-in intelligence to help with key decisions
  • State-specific legal documents
  • Access to download your documents anytime
Designed for a modern experience
Customer Support
Our team is here to help whenever you need it
Chat or Call

Gain privacy and control

A living trust avoids unwanted invasion of privacy and keeps your personal wishes from becoming part of public record. You can also decide when and how your family receives assets to ensure your legacy is preserved and your loved ones are protected.

Structured planning for blended families

Create a clear plan for how assets are shared across spouses, children, and stepchildren.

Handle complex property and asset situations

If you have property in multiple places or across states, a Living Trust can help you plan for what goes where.

Built for real life

What a living trust helps you do

Choose who cares for your family

Things happen. Decide who will care for your children (and even pets), instead of leaving it to the courts.

Protect your family from probate

Wills often end up in probate court. Probate is widely known to be complicated and takes 18 months, on average, before you see any resolution.

Three simple steps

HOW YOUR PLAN COMES TOGETHER

1. Answer a Few Guided Questions

We'll guide you through simple questions to create your personalized plan.

2. Download, Print, & Sign Your Docs

Built from attorney-reviewed templates with clear signing instructions.

3. Return Anytime to Update Your Plan

Life changes. Your plan should too. Update your plan whenever you need.

Not sure if a trust is right for you?

1 of 4

Do you have children or dependents who rely on you? (e.g., minors, special needs, elderly parents)

Yes
No
2 of 4

Do you want more control over how and when your assets are distributed? (e.g., age-based or milestone-based)

Yes
No
3 of 4

Would you prefer your family avoid probate and keep financial matters private?

Yes
No
4 of 4

Do you own real estate or have assets over $350K?

Yes
No

A trust is likely the right choice for your situation

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A simple Will may be enough for your needs

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Clear Answers for Life’s Big Decisions

What is the difference between a will and a living trust?
A will goes through probate (a public court process) before your assets are distributed. A trust transfers assets directly to your beneficiaries, bypassing probate entirely. Trusts also protect your privacy since they never become public record. Many people have both.
Is a FeedingBird trust legally valid?
Yes. FeedingBird trusts are state-specific and legally valid when signed and notarized according to your state's requirements.
What assets can I put in my trust?
You can include real estate, bank accounts, investment accounts, vehicles, and personal property. Assets like retirement accounts and life insurance policies cannot go into a trust because they already have designated beneficiaries, but your trust can be named as the beneficiary.
Can I change my trust after I create it?
Yes. A FeedingBird revocable living trust can be amended at any time. Unlimited lifetime updates are included with your plan.
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