Select Your Documents

Choose which estate planning documents you'd like to create. We recommend starting with the essential documents to ensure comprehensive protection for you and your family.

Essential
Last Will and Testament
Controls how your assets are distributed after death and names guardians for minor children.

Your will is the foundation of any estate plan. Without one, state laws determine who inherits your assets, which may not align with your wishes.

Essential
Living Trust
Avoids probate and provides seamless asset management during your lifetime and after death.

A revocable living trust allows you to maintain control of your assets while alive, then seamlessly transfers them to beneficiaries without court involvement.

Essential
Durable Power of Attorney
Authorizes someone you trust to handle financial matters if you become unable to do so.

This document ensures someone can pay your bills, manage investments, and handle financial decisions if you're incapacitated due to illness or injury.

Essential
Healthcare Directive
Documents your medical care preferences when you can't communicate them yourself.

This directive tells doctors and family members your wishes about life-sustaining treatment, ensuring your values guide medical decisions when you can't speak for yourself.

HIPAA Authorization
Allows designated people to access your medical information and communicate with healthcare providers.

HIPAA privacy laws prevent doctors from sharing medical information with anyone, including spouses and children, unless you specifically authorize it.

Funeral Instructions
Documents your preferences for funeral arrangements and final disposition of your remains, including funeral agent designation.

These instructions help your family honor your wishes and can prevent conflicts about funeral arrangements during an emotionally difficult time. Includes designation of a funeral agent to carry out your wishes and witness signature blocks for authenticity.

Personal Message
A heartfelt letter sharing your values, memories, and hopes with loved ones.

An ethical will or personal message lets you share what matters most beyond material possessions - your values, life lessons, and love for family.

Interview Time & Preparation

⏱️ Interview Duration:

  • Approximately 2-3 minutes per document
  • Complete set of documents takes 10-15 minutes
  • Interview must be completed in one session

📋 Prepare in Advance:

  • Contact information for people you'll name (executors, agents, beneficiaries)
  • Full names and addresses of family members
  • Your preferences for healthcare and end-of-life decisions
  • Your asset distribution wishes and any specific gifts
  • Consider who you trust to make decisions on your behalf