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Stop worrying about court delays, high attorney fees, and leaving your family unprepared. With Sara Guida Agency, you can secure a legally valid Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney in less than 15 minutes.
Why Families Choose Online Estate Planning
Legally valid in all 50 states. Every estate trust, will, and power of attorney is compliant and ready for use nationwide.
Done in minutes, not months. Skip the long delays. Get your inheritance trust or beneficiary trust completed quickly and securely.
Costs a fraction of attorney fees. Protect your assets and legacy without the high price tag of traditional estate planning.
Peace of mind: your wishes, your way. From Medicaid planning to legacy protection, you stay in control of decisions that matter most.
TAKE THE WILL VS. TRUST QUIZ
Compare Wills & Trusts and choose the right plan for your family.
Wills
A will directs how your estate trust assets are distributed after death.
Must go through probate court, which can be costly and time-consuming.
Becomes part of the public record, reducing privacy in your inheritance trust planning.
Lower upfront cost than a trust, but offers less asset protection.
Only takes effect after you pass away; it does not help with Medicaid planning.
Trusts
A trust manages your assets during your life and after death for stronger legacy protection.
Avoids probate, allowing faster access to funds and smoother beneficiary trust transfers.
Keeps details private, unlike wills that become public record.
Higher setup cost but provides better wealth transfer and burial insurance protection.
Can shield assets from creditors, protect family wealth, and support special needs or Medicaid planning.
Secure Your Power of Attorney Forms Today
Medical emergencies. If you’re unconscious or unable to speak, someone you trust can make healthcare decisions on your behalf.
Financial protection. A POA lets your agent handle banking, bills, retirement accounts, and insurance when you can’t.
Avoids court delays. Without a POA, your family may need to go through guardianship or conservatorship proceedings, which are slow and expensive.
Covers everyday needs. From signing checks to handling housing or tuition payments, a POA ensures life continues without interruption.
Supports aging parents. Adult children often need POA authority to manage benefits, insurance, or long-term care decisions.
Peace of mind. You stay in control by choosing your agent ahead of time instead of leaving it up to the courts.
Part of Medicaid planning. A properly drafted POA allows an agent to protect assets, set up trusts, and qualify for benefits when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I update my documents later?
Absolutely. Life changes, and so should your plan. You can revisit your will, trust, or power of attorney at any time to update beneficiaries, agents, or assets. This flexibility ensures your estate trust or inheritance trust always reflects your wishes.
How fast will I get my POA forms?
Immediately. Once you complete the simple online process, your power of attorney documents are available for instant download. You’ll also receive step-by-step signing instructions so your forms are legally binding the same day.
Are these documents valid in my state?
Yes. All wills, trusts, and power of attorney forms are drafted to be legally valid in all 50 states. Each estate trust or beneficiary trust you create through our platform is built with state-specific requirements in mind, so your family is protected no matter where you live.
What is the difference between a will and a trust?
A will directs who receives your assets after you pass away, but it must go through probate court. A trust, on the other hand, holds your assets while you’re alive and after death, avoids probate, and gives your beneficiaries faster, private access to funds. Trusts are often used for asset protection, legacy planning, and Medicaid planning.
Sara Guida Agency, LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. While Sara Guida Agency, LLC strives to ensure that its automated services are complete, they are intended solely as self-help tools. The materials and services are not substitutes for the advice of an attorney.
Essential Answers for Your Estate Planning Queries