
Estate Planning Made Easy
Create Your Own Trust & Will Without a Lawyer
Protect your family. Avoid probate. Organize your life.
This nine (9) module guided course walks you step-by-step through creating a legally-sound estate plan without spending thousands of dollars on legal fees. What you’ll learn:
How to create your own Revocable Living Trust
Write a valid Last Will & Testament (and what not to include)
Set up Power of Attorney and Advance Healthcare Directive
Use PODs (Payable on Death) and other tools to pass on your bank accounts
Organize your documents and guide your loved ones every step of the way
This Course Is Perfect For:
Individuals or families who own a home or have savings
Anyone who wants to protect their assets without hiring a lawyer
People who want to avoid probate court and legal stress
Those who want to make life easier for their loved ones
What's Included
Editable templates (Trust, Will, DPOA, Healthcare Directive, PODs)
Step-by-step video walkthrough — no legal jargon
Asset checklist, notes organizer, and signing instructions
FAQ + Glossary so you feel confident
BONUS: Optional Will & Trust Articles
BONUS: “What To Do When Someone Passes” guide
Module 1: Welcome & What to Expect
Module 2: Understanding Estate Planning Basics
Module 3: Setting Up Your Revocable Living Trust
Module 4: Writing Your Will
Module 5: Power of Attorney
Module 6: Healthcare Directive
Module 7: Signing & Notarizing your Documents
Module 8: After You’re Gone
Module 9: Bonus Tools & Resources
Don’t wait. Start protecting what matters most to you !
Create your legally-sound estate plan with editable documents to help you or your family create sound documents to help you stay out of probate. This bundle includes a Will, Revocable Trust, Power of Attorney, Healthcare Directive, and more with guided video instructions and editable templates, without paying thousands in legal fees.
This is a self-help tool based on personal real-world experience. It’s not a substitute for personalized legal advice. Please consult an estate attorney in your state if you have questions about your unique situation.