How Does Your Legal Key Work?

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Custom Estate Plan Builder

We ensure you have all the correct legal documents for your specific needs.

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Answer Simple Questions

We have simplified the process by having our software complete your estate plan for you.

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Complete and Accurate Documents

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

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Complete Estate Plan & Instructions Delivered to You

Complete estate plan and personalized instructions delivered to you within 24-48 hours.

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Create Your Estate Plan with Confidence

Rest assured your estate plan is complete for a low flat fee. No hidden fees or upsells.

Wills and Trusts Packages

Let us help you with your legal needs in an easy, secure and affordable way.

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

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

Why would you want to avoid probate?

Avoiding probate is a huge favor to your family. It is a lengthy process and can be very expensive for your family. Avoiding probate is also very important so that everything you worked so hard for goes to the people or person you want, not whoever the court says it should go to.

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What type of property can I include in my trust?

Different types of property can be included in your trust. Some examples are real estate, bank accounts, businesses, personal items, jewelry, art, furniture, collectables, hobby equipment, etc.

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Can I specify how to dispose of my remains?

Yes, when you purchase a living trust package through YourLegalKey.com, you will have the option to specify how to dispose of your remains. For example: burial or cremation.

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