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Prenuptial & Estate Plan
Planning to Marry
A prenuptial agreement prepared as part of your estate plan, so both work together.
A prenup must be signed before the wedding. Start early, and give each of you time to review it.
Flat fee
Quoted in writing. No hourly billing.
15 minutes
Free first call with a licensed attorney.
MS · LA · DC
State-specific plans, not templates.
15 free guides
Medicaid, probate, trusts, and more.
In plain English
What Trusted Plan Lawyers does
Trusted Plan Lawyers is an estate planning law firm led by attorney Brad M. Williams. We write wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives; protect homes and savings from nursing-home costs with Medicaid asset protection trusts; and guide families through probate in Mississippi and Washington, D.C., and succession in Louisiana.
Every plan is a flat fee, quoted after a free 15-minute call. You meet with a licensed attorney, not a salesperson, and you leave with documents your family can understand.
How it works
From first call to signed plan in four simple steps.
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Planning meeting
We design the plan with you and confirm one flat fee in writing.
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Review your drafts
Every document comes with a plain-English summary so you know exactly what it does.
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Sign and relax
We handle witnesses and notary, record your deeds, and give you a binder with written instructions.
Find your plan
What's happening in your life? Let's make a plan.
Couples Protection Plan
Getting Married
Wills or a joint trust, powers of attorney, and beneficiary updates for your new marriage.
Default beneficiaries change when you get married. Hint: it may not all go to your spouse either.
Family Protection Plan
Starting a Family
Wills, guardianship nominations for children, and financial protection strategies.
Your children need protecting if something happens to you. Don't leave it up to the system and the courts.
Long-Term Care Plan
Aging Parents
Medicaid planning, veterans benefits, and asset protection strategies.
With proper planning, they don't have to lose everything if they need long-term care. But it does require you to plan ahead, so start now!
Business Succession Plan
Passing Down Your Business
Business formation, succession planning, and business protection strategies.
What happens to your business if you die? If you don't immediately know the legally binding answer, you need a plan.
Blended Family Plan
Second Marriage or Blended Family
Provide for your spouse without cutting out children from a prior marriage.
Leaving everything to a new spouse can quietly disinherit your own children. A credit shelter trust fixes that.
Real Estate Trust
Owning Real Estate
Hold your home, land, rentals, or out-of-state property in a trust.
Property in two states can mean two probates. One trust keeps it all out of court.
Special Needs Plan
A Child with a Disability
Leave money to a loved one without costing them SSI or Medicaid.
An inheritance left outright can end benefits overnight. A third-party special needs trust protects both.
Retirement Plan
Retiring or Nearing Retirement
Update beneficiaries, plan for long-term care, and protect your savings.
A Medicaid trust has to be in place five years before care is needed. Retirement is the time to start.
Incapacity Plan
A New Diagnosis
Powers of attorney, health care directives, and a trust someone can manage for you.
Once capacity is lost, your family needs a court guardianship. Sign now while you still can.
Divorce Update Plan
Getting Divorced
Remove a former spouse from your will, trust, and beneficiary forms.
Retirement accounts and life insurance follow the beneficiary form, not your divorce decree. Update them.
LGBTQIA+ Family Plan
Protecting Your Partner
Married, registered, or not: make sure your partner and chosen family are protected.
Without documents, the law may hand decisions to relatives you would never choose.
Estate Tax Plan
A Larger Estate
Credit shelter trusts and advanced tax planning to reduce federal and state estate tax.
The federal estate tax takes 40% above the exemption. Planning ahead can keep much more in your family.
Single Person Plan
Single or No Children
Choose who decides for you and who inherits, instead of the state.
Without a plan, distant relatives may inherit and a court picks who manages your care.
Essential Foundation Plan
Starting Your Plan Early
The essential documents in place now, before you accumulate assets or issues arise.
Start early and keep it up to date. It's far easier than planning after life gets complicated.
Not sure which plan fits?
That's our job.
Tell us what you want to happen and we'll build the plan around it.
Our Gold Standard Plan
Complete Probate Prevention Plan
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives combined to avoid probate completely while protecting your family's future.
Flat-fee price finder
What would your plan cost?
Answer three quick questions. Every plan is a flat fee, confirmed in writing after your free 15-minute call.
Question 1 of 3
Which state do you live in?
Free estate check
What happens to what you own if you do nothing?
Enter rough values. Nothing is saved or sent. We'll show what your state's default rules would do with your assets, and what a nursing-home stay would cost your savings.
Free guides library
Know what to expect before you ever sit down with a lawyer.
Plain-English guides written by our attorney for each state's actual rules, with current dollar limits, timelines, and fees. Read them free.
Now a book
LGBTQIA+ Estate Planning Guide, by Brad Williams
A 96-page guide for couples, partners, and single adults in the District of Columbia. Read it free here, or buy the paperback on Amazon.
Meet your lawyer
You talk to a licensed attorney from the first call.
Where we practice
State-specific plans, from lawyers licensed where you live.
Mississippi
Estate plans, Medicaid trusts, probate in every chancery court, heir property.
Mississippi guides →Louisiana
Estate plans, Medicaid trusts, and successions by affidavit, simple possession, or administration.
Louisiana guides →Washington, D.C.
Medicaid trusts, probate, DC estate tax, and LGBTQIA+ estate planning.
D.C. guides →Jackson Office: 405 West Parkway Place, Suite 175, Ridgeland, MS 39157 · (844) 544-PLAN
Why families choose us
The care of a law firm. The clarity of a flat fee.
Online forms are cheap until they fail. Hourly firms are thorough until the bill arrives. We built Trusted Plan to give families the best of both.
Trusted Plan
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Deeds recorded and trust funding instructions
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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers
Every plan is a flat fee, quoted in writing after a free 15-minute call, so there is no hourly billing and no surprise. Answer a few quick questions in the price finder to see where your plan starts.
Life gets complicated. There's a plan for that.
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