Choose the preparation support that fits your next step. All prices below are one-time service fees. Not sure where to start? Book a free fit call.
48HourTrust is an independent business, not a law firm. Plans provide guided preparation, education and administrative support. Attorney advice, custom legal drafting, notarization, deeds and recording fees are separate. Signing and trust funding require additional steps after online preparation.
Your family. Your wishes. A practical next step.
48HourTrust combines personal guidance with Wealth.com estate-planning technology. Explore our three preparation packages, add focused support where you need it, or start with a complimentary conversation.
Book a free planning fit callBefore purchasing, please review our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
A will-centered starting point.
For people who want to document their wishes and organize the core documents for financial and healthcare decisions.
$995
One-time service fee · USD
A coordinated, trust-centered package.
Brings the core trust and supporting documents together, with guidance to help you move through preparation and understand the next steps.
$1,995
One-time service fee · USD
More help organizing the details.
Builds on the Complete Living Trust Plan with expanded organization and coordination for the next stage of your planning.
$2,395
One-time service fee · USD
Planning for decisions during your lifetime
Prepare for the financial and medical decisions that someone may need to make on your behalf. 48HourTrust helps you work through Wealth.com’s guided document-preparation process.
Choose an agent for the financial matters you authorize. Durable authority can continue during incapacity, according to your document and applicable law.
Name the person you want to make healthcare decisions when you cannot make them yourself. Your state may use the term medical power of attorney or healthcare proxy.
Put your medical-treatment and end-of-life wishes in writing. Healthcare agent appointments and living-will instructions may be combined or provided separately, depending on your state.
Will Essentials ($995), Complete Living Trust ($1,995) and Legacy Plus ($2,395) include preparation of durable financial power of attorney and advance healthcare directive documents, with healthcare agent appointment as applicable.
If you are purchasing one of these full planning packages, you do not need to purchase the same documents separately.
Compare included packagesFor one adult. Guided preparation support for a durable financial power of attorney through Wealth.com.
$295
One-time service fee · USD
Choose Financial POAFor one adult. Advance healthcare directive and medical power of attorney or healthcare proxy, as applicable to your state.
$195
One-time service fee · USD
Choose Healthcare DocumentsFor one adult. Durable financial power of attorney plus an advance healthcare directive with healthcare agent appointment as applicable.
$395
One-time service fee · USD
Choose Individual BundleFor two adults, with separate documents for each person. Includes durable financial power of attorney and advance healthcare directive preparation for both.
$695
One-time service fee · USD
Choose Couple BundleIncludes guided onboarding, preparation support and signing instructions. Attorney advice, notary services and other independent professional fees are separate.
Questions? Book a free fit callThe complimentary fit call gives you space to explain your goals, ask about the process and compare the service packages. No purchase is required. If you need an individual legal recommendation, we help identify the right professional next step.
Schedule your free fit callFocused help when you need it
Bring your existing plan into one organized view. We help inventory your documents, note missing or outdated information and prepare questions for your attorney.
$495
One-time service fee · USD
An administrative review; legal conclusions and document-validity opinions are provided by an attorney.
Choose Plan ReviewTurn your asset information into a practical next-step list. Get educational and administrative help organizing ownership, accounts, beneficiaries and your trust-funding checklist.
$495
One-time service fee · USD
Actual transfers, deeds and recording are separate. Your attorney and institutions confirm required changes.
Choose Funding GuidanceBook an additional 60-minute session for planning education, online platform help, document organization or administrative next steps.
$250
One-time service fee · USD
Useful when you want more time working through the process. Individual legal and tax advice are separate.
Choose a Guided SessionNeed help coordinating deed preparation, attorney consultation or a mobile notary? Ask about independent providers and the requirements for your location. Provider availability, service scope, fees and recording costs are explained separately before you proceed.
Ask about professional support48HourTrust purchase terms
Effective September 15, 2026
Please review these terms before purchasing a 48HourTrust service.
You may cancel for a full refund before your Wealth.com portal access is activated and before preparation work starts.
Once usable Wealth.com portal access is activated or preparation work begins at your request, we do not provide refunds simply because you change your mind, stop participating or do not finish the process.
We will correct duplicate charges and billing mistakes. If we fail to provide purchased services, we will refund the undelivered services. Portal activation does not remove our obligation to provide the support included in your purchase.
We will honor any refund or cancellation right required by applicable law. This policy does not limit those rights.
Email [email protected] with your name, purchase email, service purchased, purchase date and a brief explanation. Do not include passwords, Social Security numbers or estate-planning documents.
For a service that does not include new portal access, the preparation-work rules apply. These terms govern services purchased from 48HourTrust.
Understand your plan
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Discuss your goals, your existing documents and the available packages. We explain the scope, price and next steps before you choose.
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.
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.
Read your documents, resolve legal questions with a licensed attorney when needed, and follow the applicable signing, witness and notary instructions.
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.
Your questions, answered
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.
A will gives instructions for property covered by the will and can nominate guardians. A living trust provides instructions for assets held in the trust and names trustees to manage them. These documents serve different roles and can be used together. A licensed attorney can advise which structure fits your circumstances.
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.
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.
We coordinate your onboarding and provide instructions for your Wealth.com planning access. You gather your information, complete the relevant guided questions and review your choices. You then follow the signing instructions and, where applicable, work through the trust-funding steps. Contact us if you need help locating your onboarding instructions.
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.
Attorney consultation, individualized legal advice and custom legal drafting are separate services. You may use your own attorney or ask about available independent professional support. We explain any separate scope and fees before you decide to proceed.
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.
Bring an inventory of what you have and when it was prepared. Our Existing Estate-Plan Review helps organize documents, identify information that needs attention and prepare questions for your attorney. We do not automatically replace an existing plan or provide a legal opinion about its validity.
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.
Use the planning account and instructions provided during onboarding. Use this website, email and the introductory call for basic contact and scheduling information. Do not send Social Security numbers, passwords, full account numbers or completed legal documents through a public contact form.
Blended families, special-needs planning, business interests, substantial tax questions and property in multiple states can require individualized advice. Tell us about the general situation on the introductory call so we can help coordinate the appropriate next step with qualified professionals.
The six listed prices are one-time 48HourTrust service fees for their stated scope. Attorney, notary, deed-provider and government recording fees are separate. Additional support or services outside your package may also have a separate fee, explained before you proceed.
Yes. Through Wealth.com, 48HourTrust supports preparation of durable financial powers of attorney and advance healthcare directives, including appointment of a healthcare agent in the applicable state-specific documents. Preparation is included in Will Essentials, Complete Living Trust and Legacy Plus. Standalone options are $295 for durable financial power of attorney, $195 for healthcare documents, $395 for both for one adult, or $695 for the couple bundle. All are one-time USD service fees. See the powers of attorney and healthcare section above for scope and checkout links, or book a free fit call with questions.
48HourTrust 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.
Guided preparation for a will, financial power of attorney, healthcare directive and guardianship nominations when applicable. Includes online onboarding, preparation support and a signing checklist.
A free introductory conversation to discuss your goals, understand the available plans and decide on a next step. No purchase is required. This call does not provide legal or tax advice.
Guided preparation for a revocable living trust, pour-over will, financial power of attorney and healthcare directive, with guardianship nominations when applicable. Includes onboarding, preparation support, and signing and trust-funding checklists.
Includes the Complete Living Trust preparation package, plus expanded asset organization, trust-funding guidance and coordination with your own attorney or other qualified professional. Independent professional fees are separate.
An administrative review to help organize your existing estate-planning documents, note missing information and prepare questions for your attorney. This service does not provide a legal opinion or determine whether documents are legally valid.
Educational and administrative help organizing asset ownership, account and beneficiary information, and a trust-funding checklist. Your attorney and financial institutions confirm required changes. Asset transfers, deed preparation and recording are separate.
One additional 60-minute session for planning education, online platform help, document organization or administrative next steps. Attorney advice, custom legal drafting and tax advice are not included.
Ask about coordinating deed preparation with a qualified independent provider. Availability and pricing depend on the property and location. Provider, notary and recording fees are quoted separately before you proceed.
Request help coordinating with an independent attorney or mobile notary. Services depend on location and provider availability. You approve the provider’s scope and separate fees before booking. 48HourTrust is not a law firm.