Make your estate plan and make it count.
Create your will or trust with a platform built to evolve — protecting your loved ones today, tomorrow, and beyond.
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Which plan do you need?
Trust Plan
Avoid probate, protect privacy. Everything in the Will Plan, plus added protection for your assets and family.
- Maintain privacyKeep your estate details confidential
- Skip probate entirelyFaster distribution to beneficiaries
- Reduce stress for loved onesControl how and when your wealth transfers
Will Plan
Essential to cover the basics and protect your family's future.
- Appoint guardiansName who will care for your children
- Name beneficiariesDecide who receives your assets
- Cover the basicsMoney, property, and personal possessions
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Answer six quick questions and we'll suggest a plan to fit your unique needs — you can compare options side by side.
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What's the difference between a trust and a will?
Start with a will when:
- Your estate is straightforward
- You want the quickest and most affordable option
- Your primary goal is naming guardians and beneficiaries
Add a trust when:
- You own a home or significant assets
- You want to avoid the time and cost of probate court
- You want to control when and how assets are distributed
How it works
Done in four steps
Tell us your story
A guided questionnaire about your family, home, and wishes. About 20 minutes.
We draft it
Your answers assemble into documents a licensed attorney in your state reviews.
Sign & seal
Sign digitally or on paper before a notary. Your plan becomes official.
Stored & updated
Originals ship to your home. Free updates whenever life changes.
Reviews
Rated excellent by 12,400 families
"I put it off for years because it felt overwhelming. The questionnaire made it feel almost calm — I finished in one evening."
Priya R.Austin, TX"The attorney review was the part that sold me. Knowing a real lawyer in Colorado checked our trust gave us actual peace."
Marcus D.Denver, CO"We updated everything after our second child. It was free, took ten minutes, and the reminders came exactly when we needed them."
Elena W.Portland, ORQuestions
Asked often
Do I really need a trust if I have a will?→
A will is essential but moves through probate. A trust adds privacy and speed for your home and assets. Many families use both, and we draft them together.
Is this legal in my state?→
Yes. Every document is reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state before it's finalized, and notarization is handled for you.
What if my situation changes later?→
You can update your plan any time, free of charge. Marriage, a new child, or a move — we'll walk you through the changes.
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