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If you die
Without a plan
An unmarried partner may inherit nothing; relatives may inherit instead.
With the LGBTQIA+ Family Plan
Your will or trust leaves everything to the people you choose.
What happens without a plan
What happens without a plan
What the plan includes
What your LGBTQIA+ Family Plan includes
01
Wills or a revocable trust
Leaves everything to your partner and chosen family.
02
Health care power of attorney and HIPAA
Your partner can be at your side and decide for you.
03
Financial power of attorney
Your partner can manage your affairs.
04
Funeral and disposition instructions
Who makes final arrangements.
05
Guardianship nominations
Who raises your children.
06
Beneficiary review
Every account and policy aligned.
Questions
Common questions
Every family is different. A 15-minute call with a licensed attorney answers the rest.
We are married. Do we still need a plan?
Yes. Marriage helps, but it does not update beneficiary forms, protect against challenges from relatives, or cover every situation.
We are not married. What rights does my partner have?
Very few without documents. A plan gives your partner the authority and inheritance you intend.
Can relatives challenge my plan?
Anyone can try. A well-drafted, properly signed plan is much harder to challenge.
What about our children?
We coordinate your estate plan with adoption or parentage judgments so both parents are protected.
Your family, protected on your terms.
In 15 minutes, a licensed attorney will tell you what your family needs and quote the flat fee in writing.