
Plan Now. Protect Tomorrow.
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We offer a guided estate planning experience that empowers you to take control of your future with clarity and confidence. Our team is here to support you as you navigate each step, helping you make thoughtful decisions for your loved ones. Start today and create a plan that reflects your values and priorities.
The Essential
Package
$300
A foundational plan with everything you need to be prepared for the unexpected.
The Will
Package
$700
A clear, personal plan that documents your wishes and ensures someone you trust can act on your behalf.
The Basic
Trusts Package
$1000
An approachable estate plan that avoids probate while providing flexibility and peace of mind.
The Advanced
Trusts Package
$1500
Designed for more complex estates, this plan offers deeper flexibility, oversight, and tax planning strategies.
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Our dedicated team is ready to guide you through your estate planning experience.

FAQ
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Estate planning is the process of organizing your assets, medical wishes, and personal affairs to ensure they’re handled according to your wishes both during your life and after your death. Without a plan, the state decides how your assets are distributed, which may not reflect your intentions.
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Everyone, regardless of age or wealth. Whether you own property, have children, or simply want your healthcare preferences respected, an estate plan provides peace of mind and legal clarity.
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A solid plan often includes a will, a trust, power of attorney documents, healthcare directives, and named beneficiaries on financial accounts.
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A will outlines how your assets are distributed but must go through probate (the court process of validating your will and settling your estate), which can be time-consuming, expensive, and public. A trust allows assets to be managed privately and passed directly to your heirs, avoiding probate altogether. Since trusts avoid probate, they can save time, reduce stress, and keep your affairs confidential.
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Yes. A will (often a “pour-over” will) captures any assets not transferred into the trust and can appoint guardians for minor children. Think of it as a safety net for any assets that were not transferred to the trust or overlooked.
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If you pass away without a plan, state laws determine who inherits your property. The process can be lengthy, stressful for loved ones, and may result in outcomes you wouldn’t have chosen.
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Probate is the legal process of settling your estate after death. It can take time and cost money. Setting up a trust or using beneficiary designations can help avoid it.
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A power of attorney gives someone legal authority to act on your behalf, often for financial or health decisions if you can’t make them yourself.
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This is a document where you state your medical care preferences in case you’re seriously ill and can’t speak for yourself. You can also name someone to make decisions for you.
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Not as costly as the mistakes that can happen without one. We offer flexible, transparent pricing and customized solutions to fit your needs and budget.
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