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Create a Revocable Living Trust Online – Avoid Probate and Protect Your Family
Affordable, trust-based estate planning for everyday Americans who want to protect their family without paying $3,500+ to an attorney.
Avoid probate. Stay in control. Keep your plan updated as life changes.
Estate Planning Isn’t Optional Once You
Start Building a Life
If you own a home, have children, are married or remarried, or have savings, retirement accounts, or life insurance, you already have an estate.
The question is not whether you need a plan. The question is whether your family will be able to access and manage what you built without court delays, confusion, and unnecessary legal costs.
Homeowners
Parents
Married couples
Divorced or remarried families
Adults with savings, investments, or insurance
People who want to avoid high attorney fees but still want real protection
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. It is for everyday Americans who want clarity, control, and protection.
We can't live forever - WOLF
Helps Reduce the Burden on the
People You Leave Behind
No one can avoid death. But you can reduce the pain, stress, and legal confusion your family
may face after it happens.
WOLF helps you put the right documents, instructions, and asset tracking tools in place so the people you love are not left guessing, waiting on courts, or trying to piece everything together during one of the hardest moments of their lives.
This is not about fear. It is about making things easier for your family
when they need it most.
Trust
Who holds the assets
Trustee
Who controls them
Beneficiaries
Who inherit them according to your instructions
What Is a Trust, in Plain English?
A revocable living trust is a legal structure that holds and manages your assets.
Think of it as a control system for your property and accounts.
During your lifetime, you typically remain in full control as the Trustee. You can still buy, sell, move, manage, and use your assets as usual.
If something happens to you, the person you selected as your Successor Trustee can step in and act without waiting for a court to appoint someone.
A trust keeps control with you while you are alive — and helps your family avoid court delays after you are gone.
Why Many Families Choose a Trust Instead of
Relying on a Will Alone
A will is important, but a will usually does not avoid probate.
A revocable living trust is often used because it can help your family avoid court involvement for
assets properly connected to the trust.
Will
Takes effect after death
Usually requires probate
Court oversees transfer of assets
Trust
Works during your lifetime
Helps avoid probate when properly funded
Allows your chosen Trustee to act immediately
A will gives instructions to a court. A trust helps your family act without one.
How Assets Transfer After Death
With and Without a Trust
When a person dies, assets do not automatically go to family members.
There has to be a legal process that determines:
Who has authority to act,
Who the rightful heirs are,
and how title to property is transferred.
Without a trust
When a person dies, assets do not automatically go to family members.
You Die
Probate Court
(Delays, fees, public)
Executor
Heirs
With a trust
If assets are properly titled in the trust, your chosen Successor Trustee can act immediately, and your trust instructions already state who inherits those assets.
You Die
Successor Trustee
(Immediate, private, your rules)
Beneficiaries
With probate, the court determines and authorizes the transfer. With a trust, you make
those decisions in advance.
Why WOLF Uses a Trust-Based
Estate Plan
WOLF does not just generate documents. WOLF helps you build a trust-based estate plan designed to work in real life.
Our approach is built around the idea that estate planning is about more than paper. It is about making sure the right person can act, the right assets are organized, and your family has a clear path forward.
WOLF uses a trust-based approach because it helps:
1
Keep you in control during your lifetime,
2
Reduce probate
exposure,
3
Create continuity during incapacity,
4
Make post-death administration easier for your family.
It is not just about having documents. It is about having a system that works when it matters.
What’s Included in Your WOLF
Estate Plan
Core documents
Revocable Living Trust
Trust Certification
Pour-Over Will
Financial Power of Attorney
Advance Healthcare Directive
HIPAA Authorization
Included tools
Asset Locator
Survivor’s Guide
Secure document storage
Execution guidance
Trust funding guidance
Everything your family needs - in one coordinated system.
Which Assets Should Be Placed in a Trust?
A trust only helps avoid probate for assets that are properly connected to it.
Assets commonly retitled into a trust
Real estate
Brokerage accounts
Some bank accounts
Business interests
Certain valuable titled assets
Assets that usually are not retitled into a trust and instead pass by beneficiary designation
401(k) accounts
IRAs
403(b) accounts
Life insurance
POD/TOD accounts
Estate planning is not about putting everything into a trust. It is about making sure every
asset has a clear path of transfer.
How To Create Your Estate Plan With WOLF
No confusing law-firm process. No starting over every time life changes.
Affordable Estate Planning Without Traditional
Attorney Fees
Individual package
Perfect if you're planning your estate plan yourself.
$399.00 one-time
1 full estate plan package
Married package
Ideal if you and your partner each want your own estate plan.
$499.00 one-time
2 separate estate plan for each individual
Recommended
Keep your plan updated as life changes. Unlimited updates, secure vault storage, and ongoing guidance
Unlimited Updates
$5.00/Month
Traditional attorney-prepared estate plans often cost $2,500 to $3,500 or more. WOLF is built to make
trust-based estate planning more affordable and easier to maintain.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Protect Your Family Before a Court Has to
Get Involved
Create your revocable living trust online and put the right documents, instructions, and asset
tracking tools in place for the people who matter most.
