Wills
Your Last Will & Testament is a basic document that outlines your wishes for providing for your family members and distributing your assets after you pass away.
Online-first estate planning
We get it: nobody wants to think about “it.” But “it” comes to us all. So why not discuss end-of-life plans in the place where you are most comfortable — wherever that is.
That’s one of the differences between us and a “traditional” law firm: we’re online-first, charge flat fees, and we make estate planning collaborative and convenient. So, whether you want to draft a will while wading in the ocean, make bequests from your bed, or direct your end-of-life care from a comfy recliner, we make the process as simple as filling out a guided form.
You’ll then review the documents with an attorney licensed in your state, giving you the expertise and peace of mind template websites can’t match.
Elements of an estate plan
Living Trusts
A form of estate plan that puts your assets in a revocable trust — essentially holding them for you and those who would benefit from your will — to avoid lengthy probate court procedures after your death.
Special Needs & Spendthrift Trusts
A trust that provides for those who cannot manage their own finances, for whatever reason, while maintaining eligibility for federal and state benefits.
Financial POA
A financial power of attorney gives someone you trust the ability to manage your financial and business matters if you become incapacitated. This power is typically springing, meaning it does not take effect until you have been ruled incapacitated by a physician.
Healthcare POA
Outlining your healthcare wishes in advance will save your loved ones from the agony or guilt that comes with such decisions.
Gun Trusts
Putting your firearms in a trust ensures that they will pass to someone who is legally able to own them after you're gone, plus trusts may be exempt from certain firearm restrictions.
Pricing
Why Peacock Law
Online Archive
We store your plan in a secure online locker — with bank-level encryption — for a minimum of seven years.
Plan From Anywhere
No more waiting in traffic to get to an attorney's office where you'll ... wait some more. Instead, connect to your lawyer from wherever you are comfortable. We handle the entire process online, then mail you the completed estate plan.
Complimentary Checkup
We'll send you an annual reminder to schedule a free checkup to determine if your plan still meets your needs and hasn't been affected by changes in tax or estate law.
Real Lawyer
Most online services are paperwork mills. You'll have a real lawyer draft and review your estate plan with you.
Flat Fees
Whenever possible, and for nearly all cases, flat fees apply. This means no surprises and no motivation to drag out your case for as long as possible.
Speed
We pride ourselves on speed: calls, texts, and emails returned promptly and work done without undue delays.
Ready to get started?
Contact us for a free consultation at (888) 303-5399 or start your case review.
Your Attorney
William “Willie” Peacock, Esq.
QDRO & Retirement Division Attorney
Willie has handled hundreds of QDROs, been named as a stipulated or court-appointed expert in hundreds of orders, testified as an expert witness on QDROs and state government pension survivor benefits, and taught CLEs on QDROs, legal ethics, and military pensions. He is a three-time ABA award-winning legal author and secured a victory before the North Dakota Supreme Court. Full bio →