A Trust gives your family privacy and full control over your assets
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Designed for real life, because planning for the future shouldn't be complicated.
Growing family wanting to make sure everyone's covered.
"It wasn't really about us, it was about making things easier for our kids later. Avoiding probate just felt like the obvious move once we understood it."
Designed for real life, because planning for the future shouldn't be complicated.
Growing family wanting to make sure everyone's covered.
"It wasn't really about us, it was about making things easier for our kids later. Avoiding probate just felt like the obvious move once we understood it."
All of our Trust packages also include a complete Will package, giving you a more comprehensive estate plan in one place.
Every notary session includes witnesses to help ensure your plan is properly executed and legally protected.
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Unlimited Editability
(Update your plan as life changes)
Easy Document Sharing
(Share your plan with family, advisors, or attorneys)
Secure Cloud Storage
(Safely store and access your documents anytime)
Your bundle pricing may vary based on your answers
Just need the basics? Our standard Trust package covers what you need to get started.
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30 Days Editability
(Purchase Unlimited Editability for ongoing access)
Easy Document Sharing
(Share your plan with family, advisors, or attorneys)
Secure Cloud Storage
(Safely store and access your documents anytime)
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Notarization makes your plan official, our bundle makes it easy. We provide the witnesses and you sign.
Breakdown
Unlimited Editability
(Update your plan as life changes)
Easy Document Sharing
(Share your plan with family, advisors, or attorneys)
Secure Cloud Storage
(Safely store and access your documents anytime)
Your bundle pricing may vary based on your answers
A Will outlines your intentions so the court can carry them out if you're unable to.
Breakdown
30 Days Editability
(Purchase Unlimited Editability for ongoing access)
Easy Document Sharing
(Share your plan with family, advisors, or attorneys)
Secure Cloud Storage
(Safely store and access your documents anytime)
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We put together every step of the estate planning process so you don't have to.
We include witnesses as part of the process to help ensure your plan is properly executed. Notary is the only way to prevent your estate plan from being disputed in court.
If you don't transfer your deed, your trust ignores the property. We prepare, file, and record your Quitclaim Deed for you, helping you avoid courthouse visits and confusing paperwork.
As your life changes, your plan might too. Enjoy unlimited plan editability while sharing your plan with family, friends, and trusted advisors.
A Trust keeps your estate private and out of the courts hands. Every Trust package also includes a complete Will package, giving you a more comprehensive estate plan in one place.
Manage and distribute your assets during your lifetime and after.
Ensure your healthcare choices are honored if you can't speak for yourself.
Appoint someone you trust to manage financial or legal matters if you can't.
Let a trusted contact access your medical information when needed.
List the property and accounts included in your Trust in one place.
Transfer your assets into your Trust with clear, step-by-step instructions.
Share key Trust details with banks and institutions when needed.
Direct remaining assets into your Trust after you pass to ensure nothing is left out.
Each document is attorney-reviewed and designed to meet your state's legal standards. FastWill is available in all 50 states.
Designed for real life, because planning for the future shouldn't be complicated.
Proud homeowners safeguarding their largest asset, without leaving their couch.
"We've put so much into our home over the years, and just wanted to make sure it goes where it's supposed to. FastWill made that process easy and kept everything private, the remote deed transfer saved a ton of time and hassle."
Designed for real life, because planning for the future shouldn't be complicated.
Proud homeowners safeguarding their largest asset, without leaving their couch.
"We've put so much into our home over the years, and just wanted to make sure it goes where it's supposed to. FastWill made that process easy and kept everything private, the remote deed transfer saved a ton of time and hassle."
Have questions or need assistance? Our team is here to help!
A Will goes into effect after your death and allows you to name guardians for your children and pets, designate where your assets will go, and specify your final arrangements. A Trust goes into effect immediately after it is funded, while you are still alive. Trusts offer great control over when and how your assets are distributed and allow you to avoid probate.
It takes most people about 20 minutes to complete their Trust with FastWill. The process is simple, guided, and you can save your progress and return anytime.
Notarization is typically required for Living Trusts. While it's sometimes possible to create a Trust without notarization, most states mandate that it be notarized to hold real property. Also, many banks and financial institutions will also require notarization of your Trust. FastWill offers remote notarization services, so you can complete everything from home.
It's recommended to reassess Trusts after life milestones (i.e., marriage, new homeownership or property acquisition, and familial births or deaths). It's generally advised to review/update your Trust every three to five years, even if you haven't experienced a life milestone within that time.
To fund your Trust, you transfer ownership of your assets into the Trust's name. This includes real estate (through a deed transfer), bank accounts, investments, and personal property. FastWill offers deed transfer services to help you properly fund your Trust. Check out our Estate Planning Guide for helpful tips and a breakdown of the crucial steps involved.
A Revocable Trust is one that you can alter or update at any time while you are alive and mentally competent, giving you flexibility and control. In contrast, an Irrevocable Trust cannot be easily modified, changed, or dissolved once it has been signed and is typically used for tax planning or asset protection purposes.
The decision to have joint or separate Trusts is situational and dependent on the individual qualities of each couple. Separate Trusts are a strong option for couples that possess separate property that came from previous marriages, or properties that were passed down through family inheritance. Alternatively, joint Trusts might be a suitable fit if you seek greater flexibility and ease in managing the estate after death. FastWill can help you determine the best approach for your situation.
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