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Will-Centered Estate Planning

Receive personalized, state-specific wills for individuals or couples, meticulously crafted and reviewed by our expert advisors, and delivered promptly within days.We will craft a comprehensive plan for your assets, care preferences, and guardianship of children and pets. The Will-Centered Estate Plan includes everything essential to a robust estate plan, ensuring your health directives and final wishes are clearly documented in state-specific, personalized documents.

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Pricing: $199 per individual | $279 per couple
Core Benefits
  • Appoint Guardians: Secure care for children and pets.
  • Healthcare Proxies: Assign medical decision-making authority.
  • Leave specific gifts (money, possessions, property, etc.)
  • Emergency Decisions: Establish protocols for medical emergencies.
  • Medical Record Access: Allow designated persons to view your health records.
  • Special Instructions: Record any unique requests.
  • Final Wishes: Outline your desires for final arrangements.
  • Manage Your Estate: Choose an executor to oversee your affairs.
  • Gift Your Assets: Specify bequests of money, possessions, or property.
  • Asset Distribution: Detail the distribution of your assets.
  • Exclude Beneficiaries: Omit individuals from your estate.

Trust-Centered Estate Plan

The ultimate solution to protect your assets and care for your loved ones. Opt for a Trust-Based Estate Plan to avoid probate court and ensure your assets transfer smoothly to your beneficiaries. Our plan is tailored to your state’s specific requirements and helps you manage all aspects of your estate planning confidently.

$499 per individual | $574 for couples
Benefits
  • Nominate child and/or pet guardians
  • Decide who will handle your affairs
  • Leave specific gifts (money, possessions, property, etc.)
  • Determine how your assets will be distributed
  • Exclude individuals from receiving your property
  • Specify your final arrangements
  • Note any special requests
  • Decide what should happen in a medical emergency
  • Designate health care agents
  • Grant trusted individuals access to your medical records
  • Add conditions to asset distributions
  • Avoid probate court