Estate Structure Explorer
Which estate structures should you discuss with an attorney? Ranked by relevance to your situation — this builds your meeting agenda, not your documents.
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Property & business
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Property & business
0/2Assets that make settling an estate harder across state or business lines.
Coverage & concerns
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Coverage & concerns
0/3Insurance, privacy, and how your heirs would handle the money.
Where you are
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Where you are
0/2What you’ve already set up, and any giving plans.
Ranking confidence Early read (22%) · Answer next: Household, estate size, Primary goal
How these results work
Each structure carries curated relevance scores on four dimensions — goal match, estate size, household fit, and benefit-vs-complexity — and your answers adjust them; every card shows its own breakdown so you can see exactly why it ranked where it did.
The output is an agenda, not a plan: the top-ranked structures are the ones worth raising with a licensed estate attorney, who is the only one who can tell you what to actually set up.
Scores are computed instantly in your browser. Your answers are saved to your account only if you sign in; otherwise they stay on this device.
Scores start neutral — answer anything on the left and the list below re-ranks instantly.
Researched context is coming
The relevance ranking above is mechanical and instant. A research layer is planned on top: your state’s probate thresholds, current exemption figures, and your top structures turned into a concrete agenda for a (human) attorney.
Planned — the instant ranking above never waits on it. Tell us which research you’d want first.
Not legal advice — estate law is state-specific and fact-specific. Every output here is a discussion item for a licensed estate attorney. Scores are computed in your browser; answers are saved to your account only if you sign in.