A plan your family can actually use
Estate planning comes down to four questions most people put off. We answer them with you, in plain language, for a flat fee you know before we start.
- Who raises my children if I can't?
- Your will names a guardian, so a judge doesn't have to guess.
- Who makes decisions if I'm ill?
- A power of attorney and a health care directive name the people you trust.
- Who gets the house, and when?
- A living trust says exactly who inherits, and on what terms.
- Does my family have to go to court?
- Assets held in a funded trust usually pass without probate.
How it works
A free 30-minute call
Tell us about your family and what you own. We tell you which plan fits and the flat fee.
We draft, you read
You get the drafts with a two-page summary in plain language. Ask anything.
Signing day
Sign at our office with a notary present, or we come to you.
We finish the job
We retitle your house into the trust and give you a binder your family can find.
What makes a plan hold up
- Flat fees, in writing
- You know the full fee before any work starts. No hourly surprises.
- Plain-language summaries
- Every plan comes with a short summary your family can actually read.
- Spanish spoken
- Ms. Ashby-Reyes meets with families in English or Spanish.
- Reviewed, not forgotten
- We check in every three years, or sooner after a birth, marriage, divorce or move.
Put it off one more week?
Most families wait for a scare. The first call is free and takes thirty minutes.