Trust Restatement Plan

Keep Your Family Protected Without Starting From Scratch

An outdated trust may not protect your family the way you think it will.
Create clarity, maintain control, and ensure your legacy is carried out
exactly as intended.

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Restatement planning

Bring Every Part of Your Trust Back Into Alignment

Financial situations evolve and life circumstances change. A full trust restatement allows you to modernize your plan by incorporating updated provisions, current asset structures, and the essential documents needed for a complete and effective estate plan.

The S.T.E.P.™ Way:
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Your trust is fully restated with updated provisions and legal language that reflects who you are and what you own today.

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Every core document moves forward together, including your will, powers of attorney, healthcare directive, and certificate of trust, all updated in one session.

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Your beneficiary designations are reviewed and confirmed so your assets reach the right people.

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Your home, accounts, and investments are properly titled under the restated trust so it can actually do what it was written to do.

Turn an Outdated Trust Into a Plan That’s Works for Today

Through the S.T.E.P.™ process, your existing trust is fully restated, properly funded, and built to reflect current assets, laws, and personal wishes.

This plan is best for those:

Who have an existing trust but haven't reviewed it in years

Who have moved to a new state since their plan was written

Who have gone through major life changes — marriage, divorce, a new child, or significant asset purchases

Who want every document restated and aligned under one updated plan

Complete protection updated for your legacy and your loved ones for $3,649 USD.

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What a Properly Restated Trust Makes Possible

Your trust was written for a version of your life that may no longer exist. Here's what having it restated actually does.

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Your plan reflects your life as it actually is

A restatement rebuilds your trust from the inside — updated provisions, current legal language, and an asset structure that matches what you own and who you want to protect today.

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Every document moves forward together

Your will, powers of attorney, healthcare directive, and certificate of trust are all restated in one session. Nothing is left behind or out of alignment.

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Your income gap has a plan behind it

If your home, accounts, or investments have changed since creating your previous trust, they may be exposed. Your restatement includes funding guidance and deed transfer support to close that gap.

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Your beneficiary designations are current

An outdated designation can send assets to the wrong person entirely. We confirm your beneficiaries are accurate, current, and aligned with your wishes.

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Your plan holds up where you live now

Trust laws vary by state. If you've moved since your original plan was written, your documents may not meet your current state's requirements. Your restatement will ensure it does.

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Your family knows what’s in place and what to do

Your restated trust and updated documents are organized, securely stored in your digital vault, and accessible to the right people the moment they need them.

Your Plan, Fully Built and Put in Place

The Trust Restatement Plan is delivered through the S.T.E.P.™ Signature Trust Process. This structured, specialist-led system
takes your current plan and turns it into a completed, notarized restatement that incorporates updated provisions, current asset
structures, and the essential documents needed for a complete and effective estate plan.

Step 1

Introduction & Planning

A Certified Estate Planning Advisor introduces you to the process, answers your initial questions, and helps determine your next steps.

Step 2

Discovery & Plan Selection

A Certified Intake Specialist meets with you for a one-hour virtual discovery call to understand your family situation, assets, and goals and confirm which S.T.E.P.™ package is the right fit.

Step 3

Creating Your Trust

A Trust Creation Specialist guides you through a single session where your plan is built, reviewed, and notarized. Your finalized documents are then uploaded to your personal secure vault at Wealth.com.

Step 4

Funding Your Trust

A Trust Funding Specialist ensures your assets (home, accounts, investments) are correctly titled under your trust, and follows up to confirm nothing is missed.

Step 5

ongoing
support

A Client Relationship Specialist oversees your entire file from the first handoff through final funding, serves as your primary point of contact, and schedules your first annual review.

What’s Included

Every Trust Restatement Estate Plan is delivered through the S.T.E.P.™ Signature Trust™ Process and includes the following:

Planning & Creation

Planning & Creation

Advisor-led Trust Restatement Meeting

Your Core Documents

Your Core Documents

Restated State-specific Individual or Joint Revocable Living Trust

Restated Pour-Over Will

Restated Durable Power of Attorney (financial & legal)

Restated Advance Healthcare Directive

HIPAA Authorization

Restated Certificate of Trust

Restated Tangible Personal Property General Assignment

Asset & Funding Coordination

Asset & Funding Coordination

Restated Schedule of Property

Creation of Homestead Exemption Form (if needed)

Online Deed Transfer (County Recorder fees separate, if needed)

List of Beneficiaries

Advisor-led Trust Funding Guidance

Updated Emergency Access Contacts

Execution & Ongoing Support

Execution & Ongoing Support

Remote Online Notarization & Witnesses

Advisor-led Family Meeting (optional)

Digital copy of your completed trust uploaded to your secure online vault

S.T.E.P. Client For Life Program

One session. Two hours. $3,649. Your trust, rebuilt to align with your finances, your family, and your life as it is today.

Get Started

Ensure Your Legacy is Carried
Out Exactly as You Want

Getting started is simple. Fill out the form below and a Certified Estate Planning Advisor
will review your information and reach out to schedule your first call.