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Estate Planning Package (Power 5)

Five documents that cover property, finances, healthcare decisions, access to medical information, and end-of-life wishes — drafted online from an attorney's Florida templates signed without an office visit.

  • Last Will and Testament with beneficiary designations
  • Personal Representative appointment
  • Durable Financial Power of Attorney
  • Healthcare Power of Attorney
  • Living Will
  • HIPAA Release
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$612single
$796married

Married pricing covers both spouses — two full sets of documents at up to 30% combined savings.

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Estate planning explained

Estate planning basics

Estate planning is not one document, and it is not only about death. It is a set of instructions covering two different moments: the years when you are alive but cannot speak or sign for yourself, and everything that happens afterward.

Wills

A will is the instruction that takes effect when you die. It names who inherits what passes through your estate, who administers it, and — for parents — who you nominate to raise your children.

Powers of attorney

A power of attorney is the document that works while you are alive. It is also the one with a hard deadline: it can only be signed by someone who still has the capacity to sign it.

Trusts

A revocable living trust is a container. You move assets into it during your life, you keep full control of it, and at your death what it holds passes to the people you named — without probate and without becoming a public record.

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Florida law lets you sign and notarize remotely. You never have to come to an office.

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    We draft your documents

    From an attorney's own Florida templates, written the way a probate judge reads them.

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    You check it over

    Read it, change anything, then decide.

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    Signed, witnessed and notarized online. Kept safe.

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— Dana R., mother of two

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