Oakford Law

Free 30-Minute Estate Planning Strategy Session

Without a plan, the State decides who gets to control everything you worked for

Book a free one-on-one session with an estate planning attorney. You'll find out whether

  • you need a legally written will, a living trust or both,
  • where your family is exposed to probate court and avoidable fees,
  • and the exact next steps to protect them.

No cost - no obligation - no pressure

Just clear answers for your situation.

Why it matters

What's actually at stake

Most people don't avoid estate planning because they don't care. They avoid it because no one explained what really happens without a plan. Here's the truth.

  • The state decides who gets what

    Without a legally written will, your state's default laws decide how your home, savings and belongings are divided. That may not match what you wanted, and it may not include the people you meant to provide for.

  • Your family can end up in probate court

    Probate can take months or even years. During that time assets can be frozen, fees come out of the estate, and your family deals with court deadlines while they're grieving.

  • A judge picks who raises your kids

    If you have children under 18 and no guardian named in writing, a court makes that decision for you. It may not be the person you would have chosen.

  • Your private life becomes public

    Probate files are generally public record. What you owned, what you owed and who inherits can be looked up by anyone, including people who target grieving families.

  • If you can't make decisions, someone else will

    Estate planning isn't only about death. Without a power of attorney and a healthcare directive, a serious illness or accident can force your family to ask a court before they can pay your bills or speak with your doctors.

  • Unclear wishes start family fights

    When nothing is written down, siblings and relatives are left to guess, and guessing about money and keepsakes is where families fall apart. A clear plan settles it before anyone has to argue.

Every one of these can be prevented with the right documents, and your free 30-minute session shows you exactly which ones you need.

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20 years. 70,000+ families helped.

Real families, real plans, and the peace of mind of knowing it's handled.

The Martins, Phoenix, AZ

Situation:
Married with two kids under 10, a house, and no will. "We kept saying we'd do it after the holidays. Four years went by."
What we did:
A full plan: wills, a living trust holding the home, named guardians, and powers of attorney for both of them.
Result:
Done in two meetings. "The first time we've ever both slept easy about this."

Linda R., Tampa, FL

Situation:
A widow, 68, who watched her late husband's estate spend 14 months in probate. She didn't want her daughters to go through the same thing.
What we did:
Moved her home and accounts into a revocable living trust, updated her beneficiaries and added a healthcare directive.
Result:
"My girls will never have to sit in a courtroom over this. That was worth everything to me."

David and Priya S., Austin, TX

Situation:
Business owners whose 12-year-old will no longer covered their company, their rental property or their second child.
What we did:
Updated the will and trust, added a business succession plan, and set up a trust so their children inherit gradually rather than at 18.
Result:
"We had no idea how outdated our plan was. Now everything we've built is covered."

Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every family's situation is different.

Your family deserves a plan, not a guess

In 30 minutes, with an estate planning attorney, you'll know what's protected, where the gaps are and exactly what to do next. It's free, it's private and there's no obligation.

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