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Find a vetted estate attorney

When you genuinely need a lawyer, we match you with one of our vetted estate-planning attorneys. Flat-fee where available. Plain-English communicators. We respond within 48 hours.

Match me with a vetted attorney

Tell us about your situation. We respond within 48 hours with a vetted attorney in your state.

Plan Your Passing is not a law firm. We connect families with vetted estate-planning attorneys; the attorney-client relationship is between you and them.

Before you commit

How to evaluate an attorney we send you

Specialize in estates

Look for an estate planning attorney or probate attorney, not a general practice attorney who dabbles in estates.

Check their state bar

Every state bar has a public directory. Verify their license is active and check for any disciplinary history.

Ask about fees upfront

Hourly ($250-$500/hr) vs flat fee for specific tasks. Get the fee structure in writing before you begin.

Come prepared

Every minute of prep you do before the meeting is $350-$500 saved in billable hours. Use our pre-attorney checklist.

One consultation first

A one-hour consult with an attorney before you commit clarifies what you actually need, and often what you do NOT need.

You do not always need one

Small estates, no conflict, clear wills. Many families do not need an attorney at all. Understand your situation first.

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Every state has its own directory page with attorney profiles, vetting criteria, and state-specific guidance.

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Important legal notice

Plan Your Passing is not a law firm. The information on this site is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, tax, medical, or professional advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this site or using any tool on it. Estate, probate, tax, and inheritance laws differ by country, state, province, county, and individual circumstance, and they change over time. You are solely responsible for confirming the laws that apply to you. Always consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before making any legal, financial, or tax decision regarding wills, trusts, beneficiaries, probate, real estate transfers, gifts, or end-of-life directives. The author, operators, and affiliates of this site disclaim all liability for actions taken or not taken based on its contents.