Estate Law Aid

Build your plan around your real life

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

Helpful working files, not final legal action: Estate Law Aid can help you organize information and draft working documents. Do not sign, file, fund, transfer, or rely on documents until the right review and finalization steps are complete.

Estate Planning

  • Family, children, guardians, beneficiaries, and backup choices.
  • Real estate, accounts, business interests, digital assets, insurance, retirement accounts, and debts.
  • Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care documents, and beneficiary designations.
  • Attorney review may be important for complex families, disputes, special needs, real estate, business interests, or urgent concerns.
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.