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EstateView vs LegalZoom Estate Planning

EstateView

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LegalZoom Estate Planning

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FigureEstateViewLegalZoom Estate Planning
Price from$41.67/mo—
Free plan——
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published24
Spec score · Estate Planning Software8.1 (#8)7.3 (#18)
HeadquartersClearwater, Florida, United StatesMountain View, California, United States
Intended usersThe platform is built for financial advisors, estate planning attorneys and CPAs.The estate planning page describes plans for individuals and couples planning for children, assets, and healthcare or financial decisions.
PurposeEstateView models estate planning strategies against a client estate and generates client-ready presentations, letters and PowerPoints.LegalZoom creates online estate planning documents based on answers to its questionnaire.
SecurityEstateView says it completed a SOC 2 Type II examination and makes the report available on request.LegalZoom says sensitive information is encrypted within its systems and offers multi-factor authentication for customer accounts.

Plans

EstateView

  • Monthly$49.99 a month
  • Annual$499.99 a year

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LegalZoom Estate Planning

  • Basic Will$99, paid once
  • Premium Will$249, paid once
  • Basic Trust$399, paid once
  • Premium Trust$549, paid once

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In their own words

EstateView

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LegalZoom Estate Planning

LegalZoom Estate Planning creates online estate documents from answers to a questionnaire. Every estate plan includes either a last will or living trust, plus a financial power of attorney, healthcare directive, and HIPAA authorization. A will can name asset recipients and guardians for minor children. Trust plans add documents such as a pour-over will, certificate of trust, schedule of assets, and bill of transfer; LegalZoom says a living trust can help a family avoid probate court. Customers view documents in their LegalZoom account, review them alone or with a lawyer on a call, then print and sign. Premium Will and Premium Trust include attorney document review and unlimited 30-minute attorney calls for one year. LegalZoom says its last wills have been accepted in all 50 states. The service is web-based, paid, and has no free plan. Basic Will costs $99, paid once; Premium Will $249, paid once; Basic Trust $399, paid once; Premium Trust $549, paid once.

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