Illinois estate plans · Missouri coming soon
Your will, reviewed by a lawyer and signed from your kitchen table.
Answer a few questions online. A licensed Illinois attorney reviews your documents. We run the signing with witnesses and a notary on one video call, record your deed, and mail you a finished binder. No office visits.
Just need a will, a power of attorney, or a TODI? Order one document. Not sure what's best for your family? Talk with an attorney for $95.
Why it matters
Without a plan, Illinois law and a judge decide for you.
A plan answers the questions your family will face on the worst day of their lives, so they don't have to guess or go to court.
Who makes decisions if you can't
Powers of attorney name the person who talks to your doctors and pays your bills. Without them, your family may need a court guardianship.
Who raises your children
Your will names a guardian for minor children. Without one, a court picks.
Where your house goes
A transfer-on-death instrument or a trust moves your home to your family without probate court.
Who gets what
Your wishes, in writing, signed the way Illinois requires. Not the default inheritance rules.
What makes this different
Paperwork sites stop at the PDF. We finish the job.
Most online services hand you a document and leave you to find witnesses, a notary, and a trip to the recorder's office. That last mile is where plans fail. We handle it.
- A real attorney reads every plan. Not a chatbot, not a template check.
- One video signing session. You, two witnesses, and our notary, all on the call. Couples sign together.
- Your deed gets recorded. We look up your property's legal description, then e-record trust deeds and transfer-on-death instruments with the county.
- A bound binder arrives by UPS. Assembled by our office, tabbed, and ready for your family.
- Straight answers on fit. If your situation needs full-service help, the Plan Finder tells you so before you spend a dollar.
How it works
Done from home, in four steps.
Answer questions online
About your family, the people you trust, and what you own.
An attorney reviews
A licensed Illinois attorney checks every document against your answers.
Sign on one video call
You, two witnesses, and our notary. Couples sign together.
We record and deliver
Deeds are e-recorded and your finished plan is delivered.
Will or trust?
Two ways to protect your family. Here's what each does best.
The full will-based plan and the trust plan both include powers of attorney and an advance directive. The difference is how your property reaches your family.
Will-based plan
Simple, clear, and easy to update
- Says who gets what and who's in charge
- Names a guardian for minor children
- Paired with a transfer-on-death instrument, your home skips probate
- Easy to change as life changes
- Best fit: one home in Illinois and adult beneficiaries
Trust plan
Keeps everything out of court
- Property in the trust passes without probate
- Stays private; nothing is filed in public court records
- Lets you set ages or stages for younger beneficiaries
- Covers property in more than one state
- A successor trustee steps in smoothly if you become incapacitated
Still torn? A $95 online consultation gets you an attorney's recommendation for your family.
Plans
Pick the plan that fits your life.
Will Plans
Starting at
- Will only, or the full plan with powers of attorney
- Financial and health care powers of attorney
- Advance directive (living will)
- Attorney review and remote signing
- Printed binder, mailed
Trust Plan
Starting at
- Revocable living trust (joint for couples)
- Pour-over will (two for couples)
- Certification of trust
- Schedule of assets
- Financial and health care powers of attorney
- + 2 more
Illinois LLC
Starting at
- Articles of organization, filed for you
- Operating agreement
- Initial written consent of members
- EIN from the IRS
- Signed electronically, no notary needed
- + 1 more
Flat prices for every plan. See full pricing, add-ons, and fees.
Not sure if you need a will or a trust?
Our free Plan Finder asks what an attorney would and shows, side by side, how each plan handles your answers. You choose; an attorney reviews your forms. Or talk it through with an attorney in a 30-minute video consultation for $95.