Estate planning,
explained in 90 minutes.
A free workshop covering Oregon estate planning from scratch. You'll leave knowing exactly what you need and why — and whether your legal insurance benefit covers it. No obligation.
Reserve your spot
Free · Limited to 20 attendees per session
What we cover
Ninety minutes, six sections, live Q&A. No sales. No filler.
The three reasons most plans never get done — and why this time is different.
What probate actually costs and why most homeowners should hold assets in trust.
What each document does, who controls it, and what happens if you die without one.
Trustee, successor, executor, POA agent, healthcare agent — who is right for each role.
Exactly what legal insurance covers, how to confirm your benefit, and how to get started.
Open questions — the ones you've been too embarrassed to Google.
This workshop is for you if...
Oregon homeowners
You own real estate. A will alone triggers probate. This workshop will show you exactly what that costs and what to do instead.
Legal insurance members
Your legal benefit may cover the plan. Bring your member ID or provider name and leave knowing how to use coverage you've probably never touched.
Couples with children
Minor children require more planning — guardianship, trusts, beneficiary order. We go through all of it.
Procrastinators
You've been meaning to do this for years. The workshop creates the momentum. Most attendees start their plan within two weeks.
Scheduled sessions
From past workshops
“The Q&A alone was worth the hour and a half. I finally understood what a pour-over will actually does.”
“I'd been putting this off for four years. The workshop gave me enough of a deadline — I engaged with the attorney the following week.”
“Clear, no jargon, no pressure. Just a good explanation of a complicated topic.”
About the workshop
Ready to start your plan now?
Get started and we will help you verify any legal insurance coverage. You can always attend a workshop later.
No attorney–client relationship is created until an engagement letter is signed.