Calling All Michigan Moms
Calling All Michigan Moms: Protect Your Family in About 15 Minutes
Michigan-specific, attorney-drafted estate plans you complete 100% online. Answer guided questions, download your documents, then sign. No SSN or account numbers required.
- About 15 minutes for most people
- 100% online, start and finish from home
- Michigan-specific documents
- Created by licensed Michigan attorneys
Which mom are you?
Pick the path that fits your family. Each one takes you straight to your plan.
My kids are under 18
The Legacy Plan
For Michigan families, parents with minor children, and homeowners. Built for ages 35–65.
Includes
- Revocable Living Trust
- Pour-Over Will
- Financial Power of Attorney
- Patient Advocate and Healthcare Directive
Set how and when your kids receive what you leave them, and keep assets in the trust out of probate court.
My kids are grown
The Essentials Plan
For Michigan moms without minor children: single, divorced, or retired. Built for ages 50–70.
Includes
- Will
- Financial Power of Attorney
- Healthcare Directive
Name who handles money and medical decisions if you can’t, and leave your kids clear instructions instead of confusion.
Most families haven’t done this yet. You can be the one who did.
24%
Only 24% of Americans surveyed by Caring.com in 2025 had a will. Parents of kids under 18 are the largest group without one.
Fifteen minutes now means your family gets answers, not questions, later.
What your plan covers
Guardian
The person you appoint to care for your minor child if both parents can’t.
Conservator
The person you appoint to manage your minor child’s money and property.
Trust
Can set age limits and other conditions before a child receives assets.
Financial Power of Attorney
Names someone you trust to handle money if you can’t.
Patient Advocate and Healthcare Directive
Names someone you trust to make medical decisions if you can’t.
Will vs. trust
A will goes through probate court, which can be public and time-consuming. A funded trust avoids probate.
How it works
- Choose your plan. Legacy or Essentials.
- Answer guided questions. The system walks you through each step. No SSN or private account numbers are required.
- Download and print. Your documents are ready to print.
- Sign and notarize. Tip: Call your bank or credit union ahead. Someone there is usually a notary, and other staff may serve as witnesses.
Questions moms ask
How long does it take?
Most people finish in about 15 minutes.
Do I have to register my plan with Probate Court?
No. You can for a fee, but it isn’t required.
Do I need a notary?
Yes, your bank or credit union will typically offer this to their customers for free or a nominal charge.
Who created these documents?
Every template is created by a licensed Michigan attorney, and every document is Michigan-specific.
Is this legal advice?
No. Using the platform doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship.
You protect them every day. Don’t neglect your estate plan.
Pick your plan and get it done during nap time, carpool pickup, or one cup of coffee.
Questions? Call 888-787-8030
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