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Did You Know?
Without the right estate plan, your family could face months of delays, thousands of dollars in costs and difficult legal decisions.
56% Have No Estate Plan
More than half of American adults have no estate-planning documents in place.
3%–7% of the Estate
Probate costs can consume 3%–7% of an estate. That could mean $15,000–$35,000 from a $500,000 estate.
20 Months on Average
The average probate process can take around 20 months, delaying when loved ones receive their inheritance.
Timelines and costs vary by state and the complexity of the estate.
Why Plan Your Estate Now
Reduce Probate Delays and Costs
Explore ways to help your loved ones receive what you leave them with less time and money spent in court.
Leave Fewer Reasons for Disagreements
Make it clear who should receive your home, savings and belongings, so your family isn’t left guessing.
Choose Who Can Step In
Put your choices in writing for who should handle your finances and healthcare decisions if you can’t.
Getting Started Is Simple
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