Create Your Own Estate Plan Using the Same Software Used by Attorneys
Revocable Living Trusts | Wills | Financial Powers of Attorney | Health Care Powers of Attorney | Health Care Directives | HIPPA Authorizations
Save Hundreds if Not Thousands by Doing it Yourself Online. . .It’s Fast, Easy, and Affordable!
How Does This Work?
Pick a Plan
Chose a Powers Plan, a Will Plan or a Trust Plan, or an Individual Document.
Questionnaire
Register your Account and complete the Estate Planning Interview.
Sign
Print, sign, and notarize your documents.
EASY, ONLINE & AFFORDABLE!
CUSTOM — We do not use fill-in-the-blanks “canned” forms for your Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorneys, or Health Care Directives; these are attorney-quality, state specific documents custom created by you on your own computer! Our browser-based software has context-sensitive question and answer screens so the software program knows the proper questions to ask based on your answers to the previous questions.
COMPLETE — All Plans include all of the necessary state-specific documents to fully create an effective, all-encompassing estate plan for your specific situation.
PRICED RIGHT — There no better estate planning product available for any price! You can pay less, but you will get what you for for!
NO FINANCIAOL INFORMATION REQUIRED — You can prepare your estate plan without disclosing any financial information such as bank accounts, investment accounts, retirement accounts, etc. Your privacy is assured!
What our satisfied Clients say:
This is a very easy program to use. The questions were thorough and helped us remember all of our assets that we wanted in the trust. We could stop the interview process and pick up later where we left off.
It is so easy to use this site, it is affordable, and getting all my documents in order feels so good! Now my kids don't have the burden of decisions.
I think everyone should have a plan in place in the event something unforeseen happens in order to save your family from having to make painful decisions at that very stressful time in their lives when they lose a family member.
John R. Clarkson, J.D.
Hi, I practiced estate planning and probate law for twenty-six years. I am now retired and no longer practice law.
During those twenty-six years, I handled many, many probates that should not have been required if the deceased had only done some estate planning and created a revocable living trust. Please do not be one of those people who do no planning and create extra stress and expense for your children or other heirs because you did not take the time to create a revocable living trust.