Estate Planning for Parents — Protect the People You Love
If you are a parent, your estate plan is really a parenting plan. It is how you name a guardian, set up money for your kids, and leave words behind they can read for the rest of their lives. VoiceWill™ makes the whole process feel like a conversation, not a legal form.
The problem most parents face
Most parents know they should "get a will." Far fewer ever finish one. Long forms, legal jargon, and the emotional weight of the topic make it easy to put off — sometimes for years.
How VoiceWill™ helps
Vera, our calm voice guide, walks you through guardianship, inheritance, healthcare wishes, and a personal legacy letter in a single conversation. Most parents finish in under an hour.
What's included
- Last will & testament with guardian nomination
- Optional living trust for minor children
- Healthcare directive & power of attorney
- Legacy letter to your children
- Caregiver continuity instructions for special-needs families
- Your full document package
Who it's for
New parents, single parents, blended families, parents of special-needs children, and grandparents raising grandchildren.
When to use an attorney instead
Special-needs trusts, custody disputes, large estates, or complex blended-family situations should be reviewed by a licensed estate attorney. Your VoiceWill™ documents make that conversation faster and cheaper.
Helpful next steps
Frequently asked questions
Why do parents of young children especially need a will?
A will is the document where you name a guardian for minor children. Without it, a court chooses for you — and it may not be the person you would have picked.
Should I set up a trust for my kids?
Many parents create a simple trust so a child does not inherit a lump sum at age 18. VoiceWill™ walks you through both options.
What if my partner and I aren't married?
Estate documents are even more important for unmarried partners, since default inheritance laws may not include them. Document everything explicitly.
Can both parents use one VoiceWill™ account?
Our Family plan covers two adults so each spouse or co-parent can prepare their own coordinated documents.
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