Trusts & wills · 50 states + DC
A living trust that actually gets finished.
Most people stall at the paperwork. Answer questions in plain English and walk away with a revocable living trust, a pour-over will, a schedule of assets, and the funding checklist that makes the whole thing work.
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Declaration of Trust
The Jordan A. Reyes
Revocable Living Trust
This Declaration of Trust is made this day by Jordan A. Reyes, of Travis County, Texas, as Grantor and initial Trustee, who declares that all property listed on Schedule A shall be held, administered and distributed as provided herein…
Jordan A. Reyes, Grantor
Jordan A. Reyes, Trustee
Three steps, one afternoon
Answer the questions
Nine short steps: your state, your family, your trustees, how your property should pass, and what you own.
We assemble the documents
Conditional articles, Schedule A, attestation clauses and notary blocks are built for the state you selected.
Sign and fund
You get a signing checklist and a funding checklist — the step most DIY trusts never finish.
What you receive
Every document downloads as both a print-ready PDF and an editable Word file, with signature pages, witness lines and notary blocks for your state.
Revocable Living Trust
The core instrument: holds your property during life, manages it if you become incapacitated, and distributes it at death without probate. Includes Schedule A.
Pour-Over Will
The safety net: sends anything you did not transfer into the trust into it at death, and nominates your personal representative and guardians.
Trust Funding Checklist
Your action list: exactly how to retitle each asset you listed, plus beneficiary designations and signing instructions.
Living Will / Advance Directive
Your treatment instructions if you cannot speak for yourself: life support, tube feeding, comfort care, organ donation and, where your state allows it, mental-health treatment.
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Names the person who makes medical decisions for you, the alternates behind them, and exactly which powers they hold.
HIPAA Authorization
Lets the people you name receive your medical records and speak with your providers, including the record categories that need their own authorization.
Final Disposition Instructions
Burial, cremation, service and obituary wishes, and the agent with authority to carry them out.
Coming next
- Durable Financial Power of Attorney
Built for state law differences
Witness counts, disinterested-witness rules, self-proving affidavits, community property and notarization posture differ by state. Pick your state and the signing sections change with it — and you get a plain-English page explaining exactly what to do on signing day.
Read the signing guideCommon questions
What people ask before they start a living trust plan.