Complete will, trust, and Medicaid asset protection plan in one conversation. Built by an estate planning attorney. Powered by AI. A fraction of the cost.
Attorneys charge $3,000-$5,000 for a basic estate plan. Add Medicaid asset protection? That's $5,000-$15,000. Most families just skip it and hope for the best.
Every competitor either stops at basic wills or tells you to "consult an attorney" for anything involving Medicaid. We don't.
| Feature | Estate Attorney | Trust & Will | LegalZoom | Willwright |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last Will & Testament | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Revocable Trust | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Power of Attorney | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Medicaid Eligibility Assessment | $2K+ extra | × | × | ✓ Included |
| Medicaid Asset Protection Plan | $5K+ extra | × | × | ✓ Included |
| Spend-Down Strategy | Hourly billing | × | × | ✓ Automated |
| Conversational Intake | × In-person | × Forms | × Forms | ✓ AI Chat |
| Autonomous Updates | × | × | × | ✓ |
| State-Specific Rules | ✓ | Limited | Limited | ✓ 5 states |
| Price | $3K-$15K | $159-$599 | $89-$249 | $299 |
No office visits. No waiting weeks for an appointment. Start now and see your results today.
Chat with our AI about your family, assets, and wishes. It asks the same questions an estate attorney would — in plain English, at your own pace.
See your Medicaid eligibility assessment, asset protection options, and recommended plan structure before you pay a cent. Zero commitment.
Unlock your full estate documents — will, trust, power of attorney, and Medicaid asset protection strategy — for a single flat fee.
Every template, every question, every legal clause was designed by a practicing estate planning attorney who's drafted thousands of plans. The AI follows their methodology.
Medicaid rules vary dramatically by state. Willwright applies the actual asset limits, income thresholds, look-back periods, and spousal protections for your state.
Your financial data and estate details are encrypted end-to-end. We never sell your information. Your data exists only to create your documents.
No hourly billing. No surprise fees. No separate "Medicaid planning engagement." One flat price for everything your family needs.
Not satisfied? We'll refund your purchase within 30 days, no questions asked. Your estate plan is too important to get wrong.
Yes. The documents Willwright generates follow the same legal structure and requirements as those drafted by attorneys. A will is valid when it meets your state's execution requirements (signing, witnesses, notarization where required). Willwright's templates are designed by a practicing estate planning attorney with 12+ years of experience and follow state-specific rules. We recommend having your documents witnessed and notarized as required by your state.
Yes. Estate planning and Medicaid rules vary significantly by state. Willwright currently supports full Medicaid eligibility assessment for Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan, with more states being added. Will and trust documents are generated with your state's specific requirements in mind, including witness requirements, self-proving affidavit language, and community property rules where applicable.
During your intake conversation, Willwright collects information about your assets, income, and family structure. It then runs a state-specific Medicaid eligibility analysis that calculates your countable assets vs. your state's limits, identifies spend-down amounts, flags look-back period issues, and recommends asset protection strategies like Miller Trusts or Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts (MAPTs). This is the same analysis an elder law attorney performs, at a fraction of the cost.
Willwright handles the vast majority of estate planning scenarios: married and single individuals, blended families, minor children, special needs dependents, multiple beneficiaries, and complex asset structures. For truly unusual situations (business succession, international assets, active litigation), we'll let you know during the intake if an attorney consultation would be beneficial. Most people don't need one.
Yes. Unlike traditional estate plans that sit in a drawer and never get updated, Willwright monitors for life changes that should trigger an update (marriage, divorce, new children, significant asset changes, law changes). When something changes, we proactively update your documents. No more paying an attorney $500 to add a beneficiary.
Two words: Medicaid planning. LegalZoom and Trust & Will stop at basic documents and tell you to "consult an elder law attorney" for anything involving Medicaid. That consultation alone costs $2,000-$5,000. Willwright includes Medicaid eligibility assessment, spend-down strategies, and asset protection planning in every complete plan. We also use conversational AI instead of forms, which means a more natural experience and better data collection.
Your estate and financial data is encrypted and stored securely. We never sell or share your personal information. Your data is used solely to generate and maintain your estate planning documents. You can request deletion at any time.
Complete estate planning with Medicaid protection for less than what most attorneys charge for a phone call.