ESTATE PLANNING, REIMAGINED.
Choose Your Plan
Is a Will or Trust right for your needs?
A Will
A state-specific legal document recording your wishes — who receives your assets, who cares for your minor children and pets, and your other end-of-life preferences.
Healthcare Directive
Ensures your end-of-life care wishes are honored and authorizes someone you trust to make medical decisions if you become incapactiated.
A Trust
A legal agreement where assets are held in your Trust's name and distributed per your wishes. Ideal for assets over 350k, blended families, or business owners. Avoids probate and offers more privacy than a Will.
Power of Attorney
Gives someone you trust the authority to manage your assets, finances, and other responsibilities if you become incapacitated
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Will
$134
$179 (One Time)
A Will Plan is the right choice for:
Straightforward assets
Assets under $350K
You need something quick and easy
Probate is not a big concern
What You Get
Last Will and Testament
Power of Attorney
Healthcare Directive
Personal Messages For Loves Ones
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Trust
$359
$479 (one Time)
A Trust Plan is the right choice for:
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Multiple properties and/or complex assets
You have a blended family
Control when beneficiaries receive assets
Want to keep assets private to avoid probate
What You Get
Revocable Living Trust
Pour-over Will
Power of Attorney
Healthcare Directive
Personal Messages For Loves Ones
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Tell us a little about yourself so we can personalize your experience.
Family & Dependents
Do you have any children?
Family & Dependents
Are any of your children under 18?
Family & Dependents
Do any of your children have special needs receiving government assistance?
Family & Dependents
Do you own a business or have ownership in one?
Family & Dependents
Do you own a home?
Family & Dependents
About how much are your total assets?
Family & Dependents
Do you want more control over how and when your assets are passed on?
BOTH A WILL AND A TRUST COULD WORK FOR YOU
You don’t require a Trust, but you may benefit from one if control and flexibility are important to you.
Will
$179
Names guardians and directs who receives your assets
Best for families with children or straightforward assets
Completed in a single guided session
Affordable, no attorney meetings required to start
Simple instructions; update anytime
May go through probate
Not ideal for multi-state property
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TRUST
$479
Manages assets during life and after; can help avoid probate
Ideal for larger estates, blended families, or added control
More detailed, but still step-by-step and guided
Affordable, no attorney meetings required to start
More detailed control; easy updates
Often helps avoid probate
Helpful for managing property in multiple states
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