Wills
Who gets what, who raises the kids, who signs the papers — written clean enough that nobody has to argue later.
For people who keep meaning to get a will done — and families stuck in probate because someone didn’t. We build estate plans that hold, and we shepherd estates through court when they have to go.
An estate-planning site sells the thing everyone procrastinates: named documents, real process, and the cost of leaving it undone said plainly.
Who gets what, who raises the kids, who signs the papers — written clean enough that nobody has to argue later.
Assets passed outside probate, privacy kept, and a successor trustee who can act the day you cannot.
Financial and medical decision-making authority that works the day it is needed — not after a court order.
When there is no trust: petitions, notices, creditor windows and final distribution handled start to close.
Conservatorship, long-term-care planning and protecting a parent’s estate from the wrong hands.
For successor trustees suddenly holding the job — the notices, accountings and distributions done by the book.
The conversion piece for an estate site: let the visitor test their own readiness privately — most people discover the answer is "no" within three taps.
Estate-planning stories should be told as "what would have happened" versus what did — the probate that didn’t occur, the guardian fight that never started.
Trust funded. Directives signed. When the day came, assets transferred without court, and the family grieved instead of litigating.
Read the BreakdownShow how organized administration and early creditor handling cut a probate timeline to its legal floor.
Show how a properly drawn trust protected the kids and the second spouse at the same time.
The site should sell a finishable process — because the real competitor is procrastination, not another firm.
Assets, family structure, debts and the people who would step in.
Will, trust, POAs and directives matched to what you actually own and owe.
Witnessed, notarized and — critically — funded, so the paper does the work.
Reviews on a schedule and after life events, so the plan never goes stale.
A planning consult is calm, private and surprisingly short. Give us the family picture and the assets — we will tell you what the plan needs to hold.
9 times out of 10 that really means on phones, tappable, interactive. That’s a web app — installs straight from the browser, no store fees, no review queue, works on every phone. That’s what we build.
Tap either one — the honest two-minute answer first →