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Will-Based Estate Plan Solutions

A Last Will & Testament is an entry level estate plan, but for a lot of people might be the perfect solution!  A Will legally empowers you to pass on your assets after your death. You can also nominate guardians for your minor children. 

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When you order our will-based estate plan, you will receive our Last will & testament premium binder!

Our Will-Bundle Includes:

  • Lawyer-approved templates and state-specific language.
  • Last Will & Testament to protect your family and assets.
  • Health Care Directive to define your medical wishes (HIPAA Authorization).
  • Power of Attorney to get extra financial and legal help when needed.
  • Living Will.
  • Dedicated Client Care Specialist for onboarding and initial document preparation.
  • "Total Planning" Online Client Portal  Surprises in life can be fun - surprises after death, not so much. Total Planning is a digital filing cabinet for all of life's important details, including personal contacts, legal documents, medical history, assets, debts, insurance, real estate, digital assets and personal letters or videos you can leave to your loved ones. Access to your digital Total Planning client portal is ongoing, since you can share access with trusted individuals, even after your gone.
  • Printed hard copy of documents in our Premium Binder, priority mailed to you.  
  • 1 year of free updates included.

Will-Based Estate Plan

Perfect for simple estates and young families or individuals, especially if their estate is not worth more than $200k. Personalized, state-specific plan for your assets, children, pets, medical care, and final arrangements.  


  • $499 per Individual

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Frequently Asked Questions about wills

Please reach us at info@entrustestatesolutions.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

No.  A Last Will & Testament is an individual legal document, it does NOT cover both husband and wife if married.  You will need to set up 2 Wills, one for each spouse.  Something to consider if you are choosing an estate plan simply on costs... you would need to purchase 2 Will-Based Estate Plans, but only need to purchase 1 Trust-Based Estate Plan (these can be individual or joint).


No.  In fact a Will is just instructions for a Probate Judge, so it mandates that your estate goes through the probate process.  It does tell the courts who is to receive your assets (less the cost of probate) and/or guardianship of your minor children.  In some cases, a Will can speed up the process of probate, but it will never avoid it.


Generally, the fees involved in drafting a Living Trust document will be double or triple the cost of an ordinary Will. With a Will, however, you get a bonus...you get to go through Probate! You should not only count the cost to BEGIN an Estate Plan, but also include the FINAL costs to go through the settlement of your estate at death. When you add in the costs of Probate and legal representation, Gift Tax, Capital Gains Tax, and Federal Estate Taxes, the cost of the Will is universally more expensive . . . by tens of thousands! The average cost to do a Living Trust in most states (according to AARP 2019) is around $2,800 for the initial trust and then for any amendments to the trust, you should expect to pay an average of $625 per page.


This is not everything to consider, but a few points that might help you make a decision.  If you don't have any children to take care of a Will might be better. If you don't need control of how your assets are spent after you die, then a will might be a good fit. If your estate value is less than $200,000 (includes assets, investments, property & life insurance)... mathematically it may not make sense to do a Trust.  Most states have a simplified probate process if your estate value is less than 50k or 75k.  A Will does cost less initially than a Trust and is less work to get established, so that might also play into your decision.  But if avoiding probate is an important consideration, then a Trust would be the better fit and would cost less in the long run (especially for your loved ones).


You will receive one Last Will & Testament legal document (hard copy priority mailed to you in our Will Binder, plus access to the digital copy).  In addition, you will also receive a) Financial Power of Attorney documents.  b) Healthcare Directive documents.  c) Full access to our "Total Planning" client portal.  d) One full year of free revisions to your Will-Based Estate Plan documents. 


As long as you're over 18 years old, there's no wrong time to start estate planning or to speak to an estate planning attorney. Most people start estate planning after a major life event such as getting married, buying a home, or having kids, or after a death in the family. But everyone can benefit from planning ahead.  


While a Last Will & Testament and a Living Trust both lay out how to transfer your assets and personal property after your death, there are some key differences. A Will may be easier to set up, but it often needs to go through the court probate process after your death. A funded Living Trust can avoid probate, but transferring your assets into a trust can take time and require additional paperwork. 


Take our Will vs Trust Quiz to find out what most people do in your situation, click here.


We specialize in Revocable Living Trusts, which are the right fit for the vast majority of Americans.  These have different names depending on your situation.  We do Individual Trusts (for single/individuals up to the exemption amount... 13.99 million in 2025), sometimes referred to as an "A" Trust. We do Joint Trusts (for married couples up to the exemption amount... $27.98 million in 2025), sometimes referred to as an A/B Trust. 


We can also do "A/A" Trusts (this involves the production of 2 separate Individual Trusts - for long term domestic partners, same sex marriages, non-traditional couples, etc.). Even though you can get a Joint Trust if any of these situations apply to you, many attorneys suggest getting an A/A Trust over a Joint Trust if you are a non-traditional couple due to legal changes that can/have occurred in many states, which could nullify the validity of the trust in the future. Having two individual trusts solves this potential issue.  We don't list this as an option on our pricing sheet, but we do offer it if you desire to go this way... ask one of our client care specialist's about our 25% OFF discount we offer when purchasing TWO Individual Trusts (A/A Trust) and completing them at the same time, our price is $2,998 (saving you $1,000 off from ordering 2 Individual Trusts separately).  


Entrust Estate Solutions does NOT do the following types of trusts:  Q-TIP Trusts (estates over the exemption limit), Q-DOT Trusts (trust for non-citizens or aliens), Testamentary Trusts (often referred to as a Poor Mans Trust, which does not avoid probate), ILIT Trusts (Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust) or Land Trusts (transfer of ownership of real estate to a trustee). 


Entrust Estate Solutions - Offerings & Price List

Will-Based Estate Plan

Last Will & Testament Bundle

$499

A state-specific Last Will & Testament legal document that empowers you to pass on your assets after your death. You can also nominate guardians for your minor children and caretakers for pets. Each person needs their own, there are no joint Wills. You'll get a hard copy priority mailed to you in our Premium Binder as well as access to the digital version in the client portal.

Dedicated Client Care Specialist

Included

To help simplify your estate planning, we provide a client care specialist that will assist in your onboarding and preparation of your documents... think of us as your "White Glove Concierge". We will help you navigate the questionnaires and can act as a scrivener (someone who types in your answers). We will not answer for you nor will we give any legal advice.  This is included on any of our bundles.

Financial Power of Attorney

Included

As a bonus, you'll also receive Financial Power of Attorney documents. These designate a person to make decisions about your financial affairs if you're unable to do so yourself.   This is included on any of our bundles.

Healthcare Directive

Included

As a bonus, you'll also receive Healthcare Directive documents. These  give instructions for medical staff about what treatments you want to receive if you can't communicate. It can also appoint someone to make these decisions on your behalf.  This is included on any of our bundles.

"Total Planning" Online Client Portal Access

Included

Here is the secret sauce of what makes us unique, our online "Total Planning" client portal. You will get full access!  Record all your important financial data and get organized. Record Personal, Legal, Financial, Insurance, Taxes, Property and Digital information. Including leaving letters and a video vault for your loved ones. The ability to share access with loved ones or trusted individuals.  This is included with any of our estate plan bundles.

1 Year of FREE Updates Included

Included

Need to make changes to your Estate Plan or any of your other documents? FREE changes for your first full year.   This is included on any of our bundles.


Trust-Based Estate Plans

Our Trust-Based Estate Plans has all the features of our Will-Based plans, plus the HUGE benefit of avoiding the expensive, time-consuming and public PROBATE process. Documents included: Revocable Living Trust, 1 Quitclaim Deed, Schedule of Assets, Pour Over Will, Last Will & Testament, HIPAA Authorization, Living Will, Certification of Trust, Healthcare Directive, Financial Power of Attorney, and the printing & shipping of one set of documents in our Deluxe Personalized Binder & Slipcase.

Revocable Living Trust: Individual Trust Bundle

$1,999

A Individual Trust is for one person with an estate up to the exemption amount ($13.99 million in 2025)

Revocable Living Trust: Joint Trust Bundle

$2,099

A Joint Trust is for married couples with an estate up to the exemption amount ($27.98 million in 2025)

Note: We can do an "A/A" Trust (this involves the production of 2 separate Individual Trusts - for long term domestic partners, same sex marriages, non-traditional couples, etc.). More information in the Living Trust FAQ section.


Other Offerings

Existing Estate Analysis

$275

If you already have an existing estate plan but not sure if it needs updating, we will do an extensive analysis of your documents and provide you with a summary and overview.  If you later decide to purchase one of our Revocable Living Trusts, we will discount your purchase by $100 (good for 1 year from analysis). 

Additional Quitclaim Deeds

$110

Every Revocable Living Trust comes with 1 Quitclaim Deed for your property to be deeded into the trust but filed with your county clerks office.  If you have more than one property and want us to complete those for you, each extra Quitclaim Deed will cost $110 per document.

Rush Fee

$100

Need your documents faster than our normal turn around time?  No problem, just let us know a we will put a rush on it.  Rush service is approximately 14 days, typical fulfillment (non rush) can take 4-6 weeks.

Note: Any state specific legal document like our Wills or Trusts require notary services when you sign the documents, these notary services are not provided by us and you are responsible to pay those costs directly to those notary services. Documents are not officially legal until signed by you, witnessed by a third party, and stamped by an official state notary. We encourage you to make a digital copy of the signed documents and upload them to your "Total Planning" client portal and let your loved ones know where to find those documents.

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