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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 is a second successor trustee?

A second successor trustee is a person who will act as a successor trustee if your first choice passes away or is not available. Usually you (and your spouse if you are married) are the trustees. This means that you are the people in charge of the trust while you are living. A successor trustee is the person who will be in charge of managing your assets once you (and your spouse if married) pass away or become incapacitated. A second successor trustee will only be trustee if your successor trustee can’t.

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What is an advance healthcare directive?

An advance healthcare directive is a document used in California that allows you to specify your wishes as to medical treatment, and who you want to make decisions for you if at some point you become unable to make your own medical decisions because of an illness, an accident or advanced age.

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What is an executor?

An executor is very similar to a trustee. The executor is the person in charge of your will and is responsible for making sure that your wishes are carried out the way you specified in your will. Usually, this is the same person who is your successor trustee.

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