ESTATE ESSENTIALS — $3,500 FLAT FEE
Most families find out they needed an estate plan after it's too late to make one. Five foundational documents. One flat fee.
If something happens tonight,
does your family know what to do?
No hourly billing. No retainer. No surprises.
See what's included
5 Documents, 1 Flat Fee
Delivered in 5–7 Business Days
No Hourly Billing. Ever.
WHY THIS MATTERS NOW
What happens without a plan
In 20 years on the Chancery Court bench, our founding attorney saw the same preventable crises repeat themselves. Every single one could have been avoided with a simple document.
SCENARIO 01
Your family can't access your accounts
Without a Durable Power of Attorney, your spouse or children may be locked out of your bank accounts while you're in the hospital — even for routine bills.
SCENARIO 02
A judge decides who raises your children
If you die without naming a guardian in a valid Will, a court appoints one — based on legal standards, not your wishes or your children's best interests.
SCENARIO 04
Doctors ignore your family's requests
Without a Healthcare Directive and HIPAA Authorization, hospitals are legally prohibited from sharing your medical information — even with your spouse.
SCENARIO 03
Your family goes to probate court
Without a Will, your estate passes by state law — not your intentions. Probate takes months to years, costs thousands in fees, and is a matter of public record.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Five documents. Complete protection.
Every document in this package is drafted to your specific situation — not a template filled in with your name, but a complete legal instrument prepared by a former judge.
Personal Property Memorandum
A flexible addendum to your Will that lets you direct specific personal belongings — jewelry, vehicles, collections, heirlooms — to specific people, without returning to an attorney every time your wishes change.
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CORE DOCUMENT
Last Will and Testament
Names your beneficiaries, designates a guardian for minor children, appoints your Personal Representative, and specifies exactly how your estate should be distributed. State-specific, fully executed, and legally binding in all 50 states.
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FINANCIAL AUTHORITY
Durable Power of Attorney
Appoints a trusted person to manage your financial affairs — banking, investments, real property, tax filings during any period of incapacity. Can be structured to activate immediately or only upon certified incapacity.
02
MEDICAL DECISIONS
Advance Healthcare Directive
Combines a Healthcare Power of Attorney (naming your healthcare agent) with a Living Will (recording your end-of-life wishes). Covers life-sustaining treatment, artificial nutrition, organ donation, and palliative care preferences.
MEDICAL ACCESS
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HIPAA Authorization
Authorizes up to four designated individuals to receive your protected health information from any provider. Without this, even spouses can be legally turned away from medical information in an emergency.
ASSET DIRECTION
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Sign and Notarize
We provide clear, plain-English signing instructions for each document. Most people complete execution at their local bank or UPS Store in under an hour.
01
Complete the Intake Form
A guided online form captures everything we need about 15–20 minutes. No appointments, no office visits required.
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We Draft Your Documents
Our legal team prepares all five documents, specific to your state, your family structure, and your wishes. Typical turnaround: 5–7 business days.
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Review Your Package
You receive your complete document package by email. One round of revisions is included. We want you to be completely confident in every word.
THE PROCESS
Simple by design
Our process is built for people with full lives, not people who enjoy paperwork. You give us the information once. We do the rest.
PRICING
One price. Everything included.
Questions before you start? Email us at info@goreeandco.com — we respond within one business day.
What people ask before getting started
Is this a template, or is it actually customized for me?
Every document is drafted for your specific situation your state's legal requirements, your family structure, your named fiduciaries and beneficiaries. We use the information you provide to create legally complete instruments, not fill-in-the-blank forms. Each document is reviewed by a licensed attorney before it's delivered to you.
Who is the attorney? Do I get to talk to them?
Our founding attorney is a former Chancery Court Judge with 20 years on the bench one of the most experienced estate law practitioners you'll find. This flat-fee model is how we make that level of experience accessible. The intake form is designed to capture everything we need to prepare your documents. If we have questions, we'll contact you. If you have specific concerns before engaging, email us and we'll respond directly.
What states do you practice in?
We are licensed to practice in Mississippi and can prepare estate planning documents for residents of Mississippi. The Personal Property Memorandum and HIPAA Authorization are designed to be effective in all 50 states. If you are outside Mississippi, contact us we may be able to refer you to a trusted colleague in your state.
What if I already have some of these documents?
If you have existing estate planning documents you'd like reviewed or updated, we offer a separate service for that. The Estate Essentials package is designed for people starting fresh. Mention your existing documents when you submit your intake form and we'll advise on the right approach.
How does the flat-fee pricing work? Are there hidden costs?
$3,500 covers everything listed on this page. There are no hourly billing overages, no retainer, and no charges for communications during the drafting process. If you need documents that go beyond what's included in this package — such as a Revocable Living Trust or additional asset-specific documents — we'll let you know clearly before any additional work begins.
What happens if my circumstances change after I receive my documents?
Life changes — marriages, divorces, new children, deaths of named fiduciaries — can affect your estate plan. We recommend reviewing your documents every 2–3 years or after any major life event. Updates are available at a separate flat fee, not hourly.
