Your house shouldn't have to survive probate court.
If your home isn't titled in a properly funded trust, your family could face months of court delays, public filings, and legal fees — plus tax exposure a basic will never addresses.
A will tells the court what you want. A trust lets your family skip the court entirely.
Of your estate's value
That's what probate typically costs in attorney and court fees — money that comes straight out of what your family inherits.
Months of delay
Your home and accounts can sit frozen while the court processes the estate — even for a simple, uncontested case.
Tax planning in a basic will
A will distributes assets. It does nothing to reduce estate or capital gains exposure — that takes a trust built with tax planning in mind.
From "we should look into this" to fully funded — in four steps.
Take the Probate Check
Answer 7 quick questions about your home, family, and state.
Get your exposure snapshot
See your state's actual probate cost and timeline, personalized to your answers.
Free 15-minute review
A Certified Estate Planner walks you through the process, requirements, and proper execution.
Drafted, signed, and funded
We don't just hand you documents — we make sure your home is properly retitled into the trust.
Will your family deal with probate?
7 quick questions. Get a personalized exposure estimate for your state.
Do you own your home outright, or with a mortgage?
How is your home currently titled?
Blended family, kids from a previous marriage, or a dependent with special needs?
What's your home's approximate value today?
Which state is your home in?
Do you currently have a will, trust, or neither?
How soon would you like this handled?
Where should we send your results?
Book Your Free 15-Minute Review
No cost. No obligation. Cancel anytime.
We didn't know we needed this until it was almost too late to plan properly.
"Our accountant pointed out the tax exposure on our house before we even thought about a trust. Glad we listened."
"My dad's estate sat in probate for over a year. I made sure my own house was never going through that again."
"The free review actually explained things instead of just trying to sell us. We funded our trust within two weeks."
Before you take the check
Is this only for wealthy homeowners?
No. Probate applies regardless of estate size, and many of our clients have a single home as their primary asset. The tax-planning component matters most as home values rise, but probate avoidance benefits nearly every homeowner.
How is this different from an online will service?
A will still requires probate. A properly funded living trust does not. We also build tax and estate planning directly into the trust structure — something attorneys and online platforms do not address.
What does the free review actually cover?
A Certified Estate Planner reviews your state's probate rules, your home's titling, and your family situation, then explains exactly what a trust would need to include for your circumstances. There's no obligation to move forward.
What does it cost to set up the trust itself?
Pricing depends on your needs and complexity, but ranges from $1300 - $1800. We provide a full quote during your free review — before you commit to anything.