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We make planning your estate easy and painless.  Our forms designed specifically for the GLBT community and specific for the state you live in.

Get the peace of mind you and your family deserve for an affordable price.

• To protect you and your loved one's future

• For less than the price of a standard will, you can have all the estate planning documents you need

• Even if you are not sure what documents you need, our Legal Guide will help you decide

• You get step by step instructions for court processes and making paperwork legal

• Even if you have a domestic partnership or civil union, until state wide same sex relationships are recognized, it is advised to cover all legal bases

It is essential for GLBT couples and families to have this paperwork!

This is the most critical steps you can do to prepare for unexpected events.  It is easy to postpone getting paperwork in order during the good times.  It seems like an inconvenience and an item that can be put off until you have more time, money, etc. The problem is, the events that make legal paperwork necessary are unpredictable and can occur before that someday comes.

Did you know that the Federal Defense of Marriage Act ensures that states are not obligated to acknowledge same sex recognition from other states?  This means if even if you have a domestic partnership, civil union or same sex marriage you may be denied your rights if you are outside your states.  This could extend to hospital visitation and other rights.  If you have a child that was born into a domestic partnership, lawyers still advise having a will as insurance that names the other partner as the legal guardian.  The bottom line is... leave nothing to chance!

Our GLBT Legal Survival Kit™ gives you everything you need without having to pay for individual forms.  We make it simple and painless to get your affairs in order.

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Did you know?

Without a will, the court would appoint a relative to divide your assets among your spouse, domestic partner, children or other relatives as dictated by state law.  The result could be much different than you would have chosen.  Not all possessions automatically go to your domestic partner as most people assume.

Your GLBT Legal Survival Kit includes more information about Wills as well as the forms you need.