Protect your family from probate — a trust and will, designed and drafted by licensed attorneys.
TruWill helps you create your trust and will for one flat fee, with a real person guiding you at every step. You could save $2,500 or more compared with hiring a traditional estate planning attorney*.
- Documents designed and drafted by licensed attorneys
- One flat fee — quoted up front, no hourly billing
- Done from home, with unlimited help by phone
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Getting started is easy
- Talk with a TruWill specialist. A free 30-minute phone call — a real person, no obligation. We listen to your situation and your goals, and recommend the documents that fit.
- Create your documents. Enter your information online yourself, or over the phone with one of our guides helping you.
- Finish and delivery. Your completed plan — built on documents designed and drafted by licensed attorneys — ships to your door with clear signing and notarization instructions.
Documents designed and drafted by licensed attorneys
Every TruWill estate plan is built on documents designed and drafted by licensed estate-planning attorneys — not a generic fill-in-the-blank form.
Attorney-designed means the document set you use was designed and drafted by licensed estate-planning attorneys and built for your state's requirements.
What will it cost?
A traditional estate planning attorney typically bills by the hour, and a trust-based estate plan commonly runs into the thousands of dollars. TruWill charges one flat fee, quoted up front on your free call — you could save $2,500 or more compared with hiring a traditional estate planning attorney*.
No hourly billing. No surprise invoices. No payment required to get your quote.
What TruWill customers say
I’m an attorney and used TruWill
“I’m a licensed attorney myself, and I found the service awesome and very smooth. It was a lot easier than trying to go and find the forms and guess that I filled them all out correctly. It handled a lot of scenarios I hadn’t even thought of (like who would our pets go to should we die).”
I highly recommend!
“I’d been putting creating a trust off for a long time, but working with TruWill was simple and easy. I would (and do) recommend them to anyone ready to get their financial affairs in order.”
TruWill was very helpful
“Amazing, amazing, company. I’m in my 30’s and now have my estate planning taken care of through an app and 1:1 consulting on questions I had. So grateful to have been connected to TruWill and to have taken care of some of the most important directives for my property and my family.”
*Actual customer testimonials.
Common questions
Is a TruWill trust or will legally valid in my state?
TruWill serves all 50 states and Washington, DC. Your documents are built on templates designed and drafted by licensed estate-planning attorneys for your state's requirements. You receive clear signing and notarization instructions so your documents are executed correctly.
What does it cost?
TruWill charges a flat fee — you know the price before you commit to anything. Your exact quote comes from a free 30-minute call, because the right plan depends on your family and your assets. There is no obligation and no payment required to get a quote.
Do I talk to a real attorney?
Your 30-minute call is with a TruWill estate planning specialist — a real person, not a chatbot. The documents themselves were designed and drafted by licensed estate-planning attorneys for each state we serve.
What if I already have a will?
That is a common starting point. On your free call we will look at what you have, what has changed since you signed it, and whether an update or a trust makes sense. If your current plan still fits, we will tell you so.
How long does it take?
Most families finish in a few weeks: a 30-minute call, your information entered online or over the phone with our help, and your documents shipped to you with signing instructions.
Will you cold-call or pressure me?
No. We never cold-call. You choose the time for your call, a real person answers when you call us, and there is no obligation at any point before you decide to move forward.
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Get your free quote in about 2 minutes, or call 844-488-1266 and talk it through with a real person. No obligation either way.
Start my quote*Savings comparison based on published 2026 attorney fees for trust-based estate plans (living trust, will, and powers of attorney): $3,000–$6,000 for a married couple in California; $3,500–$4,500 in North Carolina; $2,000–$5,000+ in Utah; a 2026 nationwide study of 909 law firms found a median full trust package near $2,700, with complex plans $5,000 and up. Your actual savings depend on your state, your situation, and the plan you choose.