We Prepare Those Who Protect us

Limited Time Offer: Expires April 30th

100% Free

  • ✓ Last Will & Testament
  • ✓ Durable Power of Attorney
  • ✓ Advance Health Care Directive
  • ✓ HIPAA Authorization

For all active and retired First Responders.

You Serve Us, Let Us Serve You.

Typical Lawyer Fee

$1,700

Standard market rate

For First Responders & their immediate family

$0

Free for Wills / $500+ for Trusts

100% Online
Legally Binding
Speak to Attorney if Needed*
*Attorney Consultation charged at an additional fee

Select Your Package

First Responder
Civilian

Will Package

$0

Until April 30th

  • Last Will & Testament
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Advance Health Care Directive
  • HIPAA Authorization

Update Existing Trust

$350

With free updates anytime

  • Everything in Will
  • PLUS:
  • We will use your existing trust as a starting point to create a new trust
  • Update assets and beneficiaries as needed

Do I Need a Trust?

The Simple Test

1. Do you own a home in California?
OR
2. Do you have children?
OR
3. Are your assets over $184,500?
If YES, you may need a Trust.

Without a Trust, your estate might be subject to Probate Court before your family can inherit certain assets

Why Avoid Probate?

  • $$
    It's Expensive

    California probate fees are set by law and based on the gross value of your estate. For a median SF home ($1.3M), fees can easily exceed $50,000.

  • It's Slow

    Probate freezes your assets. On average, it takes 12 to 18 months for heirs to receive their inheritance. Trusts are instant.

  • 👁
    It's Public

    Wills become public record. Anyone can see what you owned and who you left it to. Trusts remain 100% private.

How It Works

We help you every step of the way.

1

Create Account

Enter your DSW # to verify your First Responder status.

2

Answer Questions

Create your Estate Plan by answering simple questions.

3

Download & Sign

Print your documents and notarize following our guide.

About Us

We are Edgewater Insurance Solutions. We pride ourselves in providing the best coverage to First Responders, having proudly served the community for over 17 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need a Will?

A Will allows you to specify who inherits your assets and, most importantly for parents, who becomes the guardian of your minor children. Without one, the state decides these critical matters for you.

What is a Power of Attorney?

A Durable Power of Attorney appoints someone you trust to handle your financial affairs if you become incapacitated. This ensures your bills get paid and your family is provided for without needing court intervention.

Why is a Trust better than just a Will?

While a Will goes through Probate Court (which is public, expensive, and slow), a Living Trust keeps your estate private and allows for the immediate transfer of assets to your heirs, bypassing the courts entirely.

What is an Advance Health Care Directive?

This document outlines your medical wishes if you cannot speak for yourself. It guides your doctors and family on critical decisions regarding life support and end-of-life care, relieving them of the burden of guessing your desires.

What is a Living Will and Trust?

People often confuse these two. A Living Will (or Advance Health Care Directive) guides your doctors on medical treatment if you're incapacitated. A Living Trust manages your financial assets to avoid probate and minimize taxes. Both are essential parts of a complete estate plan.

How long does the process take?

Our streamlined online process is designed to be efficient. Most users complete their estate plan questionnaire in about 15-20 minutes. Once you submit your answers, your documents are generated instantly for you to download and print.

Is my information secure?

Absolutely. We use bank-level encryption to protect your personal data. Your information is never sold to third parties and is used solely for the purpose of generating your legal documents.

Can I update my documents later?

Yes. Life changes, and your estate plan should too. Whether you have a new child, buy a new home, or want to change a beneficiary, you can log back in and update your documents easily.

Do I need to notarize my documents?

Yes. For your documents to be legally binding in California, they must be signed in the presence of a notary public. We provide clear instructions on how to do this properly.