Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about our documents, process, and pricing.
Documents and states
When generation opens, you'll be able to create a revocable living trust
and its supporting documents (schedule of assets, trust funding
instructions, and declaration of trust), a last will and testament,
powers of attorney (general/durable, health care, and mental health),
a HIPAA authorization, and a living will. Additional trust
administration documents may be included.
We currently support Arizona and Utah. Documents include the
state-specific statutory references for the state you select.
When generation opens, a trust funding instruction packet will be included
with the trust documents. It explains the general steps for transferring
assets such as real estate, bank and brokerage accounts, and personal
property into the trust.
Pricing
Pricing is per document and per package. The price depends on which
documents you select and whether you are an individual or a couple.
Bundled packages cost less than buying the same documents individually.
See the Pricing page for current rates.
Prices apply when document generation opens.
Yes. Some documents and packages have separate individual and couple
prices. The couple rate applies to married couples and to
non-traditional couples preparing documents together.
On the Complete package, documents for you and your partner:
one living trust, plus per-person powers of attorney, HIPAA, and
living will. See Pricing for package lists.
The only add-on is the power of attorney for minor children: $10 per child under 18, up to $50. It's shown as a separate line item at checkout. Edits made after the free editing window may incur an amendment fee.
Yes. You can edit your documents within 30 days of purchase at no
additional charge. After that window, an amendment fee may apply, and
the amount is shown at checkout.
Legal and privacy
No. Easy Wills N Trusts is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this service. Laws vary by state and are subject to change, and many people in complex situations consult a qualified estate planning attorney before finalizing their plan.
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