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| No Estate Plan | With a Will | With a Living Trust | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who decides where your assets go | The state | You | You |
| Who decides who raises your children | The state | You | You |
| Court proceedings (probate) | 9+ months to begin | 6+ months to begin | Avoided |
| Estimated legal fees for your family | $10,000–$30,000+ | $2,500–$7,000+ | $0 |
| When children can access inheritance | Age 18, automatically | You decide | You decide |
Figures are averages; actual costs and timelines vary by state and estate complexity.
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No — your spouse’s plan is included at no additional cost with every package.
Log back in and update your documents — edits are FREE for life. NetLaw recommends confirming your plan still matches your wishes at least once a year, especially after marriage, a birth, a move, or a change in finances.
The Probate Avoidance Package includes everything in Essentials plus a Revocable Living Trust (with funding instructions), a Children’s Trust, a Pet Trust, and personal property transfer documents — keeping your estate out of the public probate process entirely.
A will simply tells the probate court how to distribute your assets — your loved ones still go through probate. A revocable living trust lets you keep full control of your assets during your lifetime while avoiding probate at your passing, with a pour-over will catching anything left outside the trust.
Access is provided through a personalized invitation link or redemption code from your advisor or agent. If you don’t have one, contact us and we’ll connect you.
Probate is the court process of validating a will, paying debts, and distributing assets. It’s time-consuming — often months or years — costly, public, and puts the court, not you, in control of the outcome. A properly funded living trust avoids it.
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