Put your wishes in writing
Document the people, responsibilities and intentions that matter to you. A coordinated plan connects decisions about property, dependents and healthcare.
A clearer path to your estate plan.
Complete Living Trust Plan — $1,995
Guided preparation for a revocable living trust, pour-over will, financial power of attorney and healthcare directive, with guardianship nominations when applicable. Includes online onboarding, preparation support, and signing and trust-funding checklists. Attorney advice, custom drafting, notary, deed and recording services are separate.
Personal guidance. Modern tools.
48HourTrust helps you organize your information and work through an estate-planning process powered by Wealth.com. Start with a free fit call, choose your plan, and complete the guided steps. 48HourTrust is an independent business, not a law firm.
Plan for the people you care about.
For parents, homeowners and people ready to organize their wishes.
You do not need to have everything figured out before you begin. We help you organize family details, asset information and the next steps in your selected plan. If you have an existing estate plan, a blended family, business interests or more complex needs, we can help coordinate with your own attorney or other qualified professional.
A guided process, from your first call to next steps.
Your preparation timeline is confirmed after we receive complete information. Attorney review, revisions, signing, notarization, trust funding and recording require separate steps and may take additional time.
1. Start with a free fit call
2. Complete your guided preparation
3. Sign and follow your funding checklist
Ready to organize your estate plan?
FAQs
Planning is an act of care
Give the people you love clearer directions.
An estate plan can help answer the questions a family should not have to guess: Who should act for you? Who should care for your children? How should your wishes be carried out? Where can the right people find the information they need?
Prepare for the unexpected
Planning also considers your lifetime. Powers of attorney and healthcare directives identify who you want to help when you cannot act or speak for yourself.
Make the next steps easier
Organized documents and clear access instructions can reduce the information your loved ones have to piece together during an already difficult time.
People and technology, working together
Personal guidance, powered by Wealth.com technology.
A guided digital experience
Wealth.com uses guided questions to prepare state-specific estate-planning documents from your responses. Its digital vault helps keep planning documents organized in one place.
48HourTrust helps you get started, organize your information and understand the preparation process.
Support beyond the questionnaire
Our team helps you keep track of preparation, document organization and the next steps for signing and funding. You can also request coordination with independent legal and notary professionals when needed.
Your package describes the included support; legal advice and independent professional fees are separate.
Start where you are
Planning for real life.
Parents and growing families
Think through guardianship nominations, the people you trust to make decisions and how to organize instructions for those who depend on you.
Homeowners and working adults
Bring together information about property, accounts, beneficiaries and existing documents so your planning choices form a clearer picture.
Retirement and life changes
Revisit your wishes after a move, marriage, divorce, new family member or other significant change. An existing plan is a useful starting point.
Understand your plan
The documents work together.
A complete planning conversation covers more than who inherits. It also considers who can help during incapacity, who cares for dependents, and where your family can find essential information.
Last will and testament
Records how you want property covered by your will distributed and names the person you want to administer your estate. Parents can also nominate a guardian for minor children. A will serves a different role from a living trust.
Revocable living trust
Sets out instructions for managing and distributing assets placed in the trust. You name a trustee and a successor to carry out those instructions. A trust-centered plan also needs attention to asset ownership and beneficiary designations.
Durable financial power of attorney
Name an agent to manage the financial matters you authorize, such as bills, accounts or property. A durable power of attorney can remain effective if you become incapacitated. Your choices, document terms and state law determine the authority and when it begins.
Advance healthcare directive & healthcare power of attorney
Record medical-treatment preferences and appoint someone to make healthcare decisions if you cannot speak for yourself. Depending on your state, this may involve a healthcare or medical power of attorney, healthcare proxy and living will. Wealth.com prepares the applicable documents through its state-specific workflow.
Beneficiaries and digital assets
Organizes the people and organizations you want to benefit, alongside information about important accounts and digital property. Account beneficiary instructions and your estate documents should be considered together.
Signing, storage and funding
Preparation is followed by the required signing steps. Keep completed documents organized and tell the appropriate people how to find them. A trust also requires separate attention to which assets are held in it.
A clear path forward
From first conversation to an organized plan.
Start with a conversation
Discuss your goals, your existing documents and the available packages. We explain the scope, price and next steps before you choose.
Gather your information
Organize family details, the people you want to name, a general asset inventory and any existing estate documents. You do not need every answer before your introductory call.
Complete guided planning questions
Use your Wealth.com planning access to provide the information and choices used to prepare the documents in your selected package. Our team helps with the process and organization.
Review and sign
Read your documents, resolve legal questions with a licensed attorney when needed, and follow the applicable signing, witness and notary instructions.
Organize the next steps
Store the completed documents, share access instructions with the right people and work through applicable funding or beneficiary updates. Revisit the plan when life changes.
Straightforward service choices
Explore your planning options.
All three packages include durable financial power of attorney and advance healthcare directive preparation, with healthcare power of attorney or proxy provisions as applicable to your state.
Will Essentials Plan
A will-centered starting point.
$995
One-time service fee · USD
See what is includedComplete Living Trust Plan
A coordinated, trust-centered package.
$1,995
One-time service fee · USD
See what is includedLegacy Plus Plan
More help organizing the details.
$2,395
One-time service fee · USD
See what is includedHave documents already, or need extra guidance?
Existing Estate-Plan Review and Trust-Funding Guidance are $495 each. An Additional Guided Session is $250. See Services for the scope of each option.
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Estate-planning FAQs
Do I need to be wealthy or retired to start?
No. Parents, homeowners, working adults and people approaching retirement all have reasons to document their wishes. Planning can start with the people you trust, the responsibilities you carry and the information your family would need.
What does 48HourTrust do, and what does Wealth.com do?
48HourTrust is your point of contact for onboarding, education, document organization and preparation support. Wealth.com provides the estate-planning technology used for guided questions, document generation and digital organization. They are separate businesses. Neither 48HourTrust nor Wealth.com is a law firm.
Will someone help me through the online process?
Yes. Our plans include the preparation and administrative support described in the package. We help you understand the steps, organize information and keep track of what comes next. Questions requiring an individual legal opinion go to a licensed attorney.
How long does the process take?
You can work through the online questions at your own pace. We confirm the expected timeline during onboarding. Your information, decisions, document review, signing appointments and asset-transfer requirements affect completion. A prepared draft, a signed document and a funded trust are separate milestones.
Does purchasing a trust plan move my home or accounts into the trust?
No. Creating trust documents does not itself complete asset transfers. Property deeds, account ownership changes and beneficiary updates involve additional decisions and requirements. Trust-funding guidance helps organize those next steps; attorneys and financial institutions handle or confirm the applicable legal and account changes.
Can I update my plan when life changes?
Marriage, divorce, children, a move, new property and changes in your wishes are reasons to revisit a plan. Wealth.com supports a digital planning workflow. The access, updates and additional assistance available to you depend on your selected service and the applicable platform terms; ask us about scope before making changes.
You do not need every answer to take the first step.
Start with a free conversation about your goals and the support available to you.
Book your free planning fit call48HourTrust provides estate-planning education and administrative preparation support using Wealth.com technology. 48HourTrust is an independent business and is not a law firm. Individual legal, tax and investment advice is provided separately by appropriately licensed professionals. Document execution and asset transfers require their own steps.
Clear answers about your estate-planning service
Do I need to be wealthy to use this service?
No. Estate and financial planning can be valuable regardless of your current net worth. Whether you are building wealth, raising a family, purchasing a home, running a business, or simply want your affairs organized, having a plan can help you prepare for the future.
Is this only for older adults?
Not at all. Planning can be particularly valuable for younger adults, parents, homeowners, business owners, and anyone who wants to make sure their wishes are documented and their loved ones are better prepared.
What does my plan include?
Will Essentials is $995, Complete Living Trust is $1,995, and Legacy Plus is $2,395. Each plan includes guided preparation support and checklists. See Services for the documents and support included in each plan. Attorney advice, custom drafting, notarization, deeds and recording fees are separate.
What if I already have a will or estate plan?
That's a great starting point. Our service can help you review your planning needs and identify areas that may need attention or updating.
However, an existing plan should not automatically be replaced. If you already have professionally prepared documents, consider discussing any changes with your attorney or other qualified professional.
Does 48HourTrust create legal documents?
Our service may provide access to estate-planning document preparation tools and resources. The exact documents available depend on your selected service and circumstances.
Because estate-planning laws vary by state and individual circumstances can be complex, you should review your documents carefully and consult a qualified attorney when appropriate.
Is my information private?
Please share only basic contact details in the website contact form. Do not send Social Security numbers, account numbers or copies of estate documents through that form. Ask us about the appropriate intake process and review the applicable platform privacy notice before submitting planning information.