Estate Law Aid

Organize who receives what

Calm, organized, plain-language intake for estate planning and probate questions. New York and New Jersey first, with future rollout prepared.

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Beneficiary Planning

  • List beneficiaries, relationship, contact information if available, intended shares, specific gifts, charities, and backups.
  • Flag minors, special needs, disability, debt, addiction, creditor risk, divorce risk, unequal distributions, and blended-family concerns.
  • Review beneficiary designations on accounts with appropriate professionals.
Important: This site is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Final legal advice should come from a licensed attorney in your state.

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