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Our software checks your estate plan for errors and alerts you of any mistakes.

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Wills and Trusts Packages

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Estate Plan (Single)
$279
Includes:
  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Health Care Directive
  • Power of Attorney
  • HIPPA Release
  • Last Will and Testament
Estate Plan (Married)
$299
Includes:
  • Revocable Living Trust
  • Health Care Directive
  • Power of Attorney
  • HIPPA Release
  • Last Will and Testament

Price Comparison

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Attorney
Estate Plan (Single) $279
Average cost $2,500
Estate Plan (Married) $299
Average cost $3,000
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FAQ

What’s the difference between a general gift, a specific gift and a charitable gift?

A general gift is usually leaving someone with a percentage of something. For example, if you have four (4) children you can leave each of them 25% of everything. This is a general gift because you are not specifying anything specific.
A specific gift is usually a specific item, such as jewelry, art, furniture, or a cash amount to be given to someone. For example, if you want to give a wedding ring to your daughter, that is a specific gift.
A charitable gift is a gift that is given to a charity, such as a church or any other charity of your choice.

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If I change the title to my house or property, will it affect what I can do with my property?

No, most of the time in a living trust you keep yourself as trustee, meaning the person who is in charge. As the trustee, you can do whatever you want while you are alive. You can give your property away, you can sell it, you can get loans on it or anything you want.

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Can I make changes to an advance healthcare directive?

Yes, you can always change your advance healthcare directive.

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