- Assign Guardians for your children
- Ensure your assets go to the right people
- Minimize Probate Hassle
- All Benefits of Will +
- Avoid Probate
- Add conditions to distributions
- Decide what should happen in a medical emergency
- Decide who will handle your affairs
- Specify your final arrangements
- I'm married with young kids
- I’m divorced/separated
- I had a loved one pass away and it was messy
- I’m remarried and have a blended family
- I’m a single parent
- I’m getting older
- I’m unmarried but we live together
- I have a health issue
- I have pets
What does an Estate plan do? Why do I need it?
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Jennifer Mcgee
Head of Legal, TrulyWill
Having worked with a number of families to help create their estate plans, Jennifer realized that the traditional estate planning process is overwhelming and expensive for most people.
Which in turn makes most people avoid doing it in the first place leading to terrible outcomes for families.
Her mission today is to make estate planning accessible to everyone by utilizing technology and legal expertise.
Holding a Doctor of Jurisprudence in Law from Florida Coastal School of Law and a Bachelor’s in Labor & Employment Relations from Rutgers University, her expertise lies in Estate Planning, Probate, and Family Law Matters along with Management & Fundraising for Nonprofit organizations.
As a parent to five young children, Jennifer is attuned to the challenges faced by most families when it comes to thinking about and preparing for the future.
Jennifer is also passionate about volunteering with youth organizations. And she currently actively spends time volunteering with Victim’s Advocates in the local sheriff's department.
