Essential
$1,200 individual
For individuals with straightforward wishes.
- Last will and testament
- Durable power of attorney
- Healthcare proxy and living will
- One review meeting
Estate planning
Protect the people you love
A clear estate plan spares your family difficult decisions and costly delays. Most plans are completed in two meetings, for a flat fee.
Pricing
Flat-fee estate plans
Transparent pricing with no hourly surprises. Every plan includes a signing meeting and secure storage of originals.
Family
$2,400 couple
Our most chosen plan for couples with children.
- Wills for both spouses
- Guardian nominations
- Testamentary trusts for minors
- Powers of attorney & healthcare directives
- Two review meetings
Trust-Based
$3,900 couple
Avoid probate and keep your plan private.
- Revocable living trust
- Pour-over wills
- Deed transfer to trust
- Funding instructions
- Annual check-in for 3 years
Consultation
Free 30-minute call to understand your family and goals.
Design meeting
We recommend a plan and answer every question.
Review drafts
You review clear, plain-English drafts.
Signing
We supervise signing, witnesses and notarization.
FAQ
Estate planning questions
What happens if I die without a will in New Jersey?
New Jersey intestacy law decides who inherits. A spouse may share the estate with children or parents, and the court appoints an administrator. A will lets you choose beneficiaries, guardians and an executor.
Do I need a trust or is a will enough?
A will is enough for many families. A revocable trust can avoid probate delays, keep your plan private, and help if you own property in more than one state or have a family member with special needs.
How often should I update my estate plan?
Review it every three to five years and after any major life event: marriage, divorce, a new child or grandchild, a move, or a significant change in assets.
Talk to an attorney this week
Your first consultation is free and confidential.