California estate planning attorneys offering flat-fee living trusts and estate plans completed in about three weeks
Broker won't pay? Go after their bond.
Stage
Established
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Founded
1996
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Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Living Trust Estate Plan: $2,500 for single individuals, $3,000 for married couples (plus costs). Estate plan updates and trust administration available at flat-fee quotes based on complexity.
Free: Broker Check with authority, BMC-84/85, surety, red flags; Free Broker Watchlist (up to 5 brokers); Free calculators and guides. Claim packet: $9 with LAUNCH10 code (regular $19) for one-time demand letter and bond-claim packet. Report Defense: $29 for 72-hour countdown and response letter. Un
Key features
Direct work with experienced attorney throughout entire process
Flat-fee pricing with no billable hours or surprise invoices
Complete estate plans finished in approximately three weeks
Virtual appointments via Zoom available statewide
Trust administration services for deceased beneficiaries
Living trusts designed to minimize estate taxes and protect children's inheritance
Follow-up questions free after becoming a client
Responsive communication with same-day or same-hour replies
Free broker authority and bond verification from FMCSA records
Ready-to-send demand letter and bond-claim packet templates
Free 72-hour countdown timer for responding to bogus broker reports
Email alerts for broker authority loss or bond cancellation
Free broker report submission to FMCSA
What makes it different
Experienced attorneys handle all work directly, not paralegals or junior staff
Estate planning as exclusive focus for 30 years with thousands of completed plans
Significantly faster completion than typical California firms
Same attorney relationship from first call through signing and beyond
Built by carriers who experienced unpaid loads and broker disputes firsthand
Offers ready-to-send legal documents at lower cost than hiring attorneys
Includes exhibit checklist and timeline templates to strengthen bond claims
Clark Allison
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