








No. Estate Planning Advisors of America (EPAOA) is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
We provide estate planning education, guided support, and access to lawyer-backed, state-specific estate planning software. Our trained advisors help you understand the process, make informed decisions, and ensure your plan is properly completed and funded.
Traditional attorneys often focus on document creation. EPAOA focuses on guidance, clarity, and follow-through.
We help clients:
- Understand their options in plain language
- Build a trust using lawyer-backed software
- Ensure the trust is properly funded
- Educate family members on how the plan works
Many families want support beyond paperwork. That’s where we specialize.
Funded Trust Verification™ is EPAOA’s guided process to help ensure your trust is properly aligned with your assets.
Creating a trust is only part of estate planning. If assets are never titled or aligned correctly, the trust may not function as intended. Our advisors walk you through this step so your plan is positioned to actually work.
The software we use is developed and maintained with oversight from licensed attorneys and is customized to comply with state-specific estate planning laws.
This allows for accurate document generation while still keeping the process efficient and accessible for clients.
Yes. Every client works with a trained Estate Planning Advisor.
Our advisors guide you through the process, answer questions, explain documents, and help ensure nothing important is missed. You are never left to figure things out on your own.
Yes. The entire process is conducted through secure video calls and online tools.
This allows for flexibility, convenience, and faster turnaround times—without sacrificing clarity or personal support.
In person office meetings can be arranged with your advisor if you prefer.
Yes. EPAOA offers optional family meetings and we highly encourage them, too!
These meetings help family members understand:
- How the trust works
- Their roles and responsibilities
- What happens when the plan is needed
This often reduces confusion and conflict later.
Timing varies depending on complexity and responsiveness, but most clients complete their estate plan far faster than traditional methods. Because the process is guided and virtual, there are fewer delays and less back-and-forth.
Estate planning is not a one-time event.
EPAOA positions itself as a long-term partner, helping clients revisit and adjust their plans as life circumstances change—such as marriage, children, relocation, or changes in assets.
It begins with a conversation.
You can schedule a free estate planning consultation to ask questions, understand your options, and decide if EPAOA is the right fit for your family.