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For families in Michigan who want the complete, future-proof plan to protect loved ones and manage wealth.
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Families, parents with kids, homeowners in Michigan
Singles, retirees, individuals without minors in Michigan
Trust, Pour-Over Will, Power of Attorney, Healthcare Directive
Will, Power of Attorney, and Healthcare Directive
Protect, transfer, manage, and control wealth and assets during life and after passing.
Secure your wishes and avoid confusion.
Ages 35–65 with minor children
Ages 50–70, single or divorced, adult children
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FAQs
A Will takes effect after you pass away. It outlines who will receive your assets and who will handle your Estate, but it must go through Probate Court, which can be public and time-consuming.
A Trust starts working as soon as it’s signed and funded. It allows your assets to pass directly to your beneficiaries without Probate Court. A Trust provides privacy, speed, and flexibility. Trusts are especially helpful if you own property or have minor children.
Yes, of course. Life changes, and your plan can too. You can revise or update your estate plan anytime to reflect new circumstances like marriage, divorce, a new child, or major financial changes.
Yes. All of our documents are Michigan-specific and attorney-drafted to comply with current state law. When you complete your plan, our system guides you through the proper signing and witnessing requirements to ensure everything is fully valid and enforceable in Michigan.
No. Our platform is designed to be simple and user-friendly, so you can create your estate plan on your own. That said, every document is attorney-approved, giving you the confidence that your plan meets legal standards without the cost or hassle of traditional law firm visits.