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How AI Is Transforming Estate Planning

October 01, 20251 min read

The Rise of AI in Estate Planning

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for big tech companies—it’s making its way into the legal and financial world, including estate planning. From drafting documents to predicting tax implications, AI is helping families secure their legacies faster and more efficiently.

1. Faster Document Creation

AI tools can quickly generate wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents, reducing the time (and cost) spent on manual drafting. This allows families to get customized documents tailored to their needs without unnecessary delays.

2. Error Reduction

Traditional estate planning can be complex, with opportunities for mistakes. AI-powered systems analyze data in real-time, ensuring fewer errors and making sure all legal requirements are met.

3. Smarter Financial Planning

AI can project future scenarios—like tax changes, inflation, or asset growth—to help you design a smarter estate plan. This gives families the foresight to protect their wealth for future generations.

4. Enhanced Accessibility

In the past, estate planning was seen as expensive and out of reach for many families. AI is lowering the barrier by offering affordable, easy-to-use tools that make estate planning more accessible to everyone.

5. Peace of Mind Through Automation

AI can automate reminders for updates, track important life events (like marriage or property purchase), and prompt you to adjust your plan as your life changes. This ensures your estate plan is always up to date.

Final Thoughts

AI is not replacing estate planning professionals—it’s enhancing their ability to serve families better. By combining expert guidance with AI-powered tools, estate planning becomes faster, more affordable, and more reliable than ever.

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The process was so easy to follow. I had no idea where to start with estate planning, but Sword & Shield walked me through step by step.
- Michael T., Salt Lake City, UT
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I was nervous about doing my will online, but they made it clear and simple. The phone interview helped me understand everything.
- Robert D., Ogden, UT
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I’ve put this off for years. Sword & Shield made the process painless, and now I know my family will be taken care of.
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We chose the complete estate plan package and couldn’t be happier. The team was responsive and thorough.
- Thomas & Maria G., Draper, UT
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The documents are state-specific, which gave me confidence they’re valid. They explained everything in plain English.
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I liked that I didn’t need to hire a lawyer for thousands of dollars. Sword & Shield gave me exactly what I needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions, Answered Clearly

What is estate planning, and why do I need it?

Estate planning is the process of preparing legal documents that protect your assets, outline your wishes, and ensure your loved ones are cared for when you’re gone. Without it, the state decides how your property is divided, often creating delays, extra costs, and stress for your family.

How is Sword & Shield different from a traditional law firm?

Unlike most law firms, we specialize in state-specific, compliant estate planning documents through advanced legal software. This allows us to provide the same quality documents attorneys draft — but at a fraction of the cost.

Do I really need an attorney to create my estate plan?

No. You don’t always need to hire an attorney for a legally valid estate plan. Our service prepares state-compliant documents tailored to your unique needs. We also provide clear guidance so you understand what you’re signing and how it works.

What documents are included in an estate plan?

A typical plan may include:

- A Living Trust (if needed)
-A Last Will & Testament

- - Power of Attorney

- Advance Healthcare Directive / Living Will

- Guardianship Designations (for minor children)

We’ll help determine which documents fit your situation.

How much does it cost compared to hiring a lawyer?

Our approach saves clients 50% or more compared to traditional law firms. You’ll receive the same high-quality legal documents, but without the steep hourly attorney fees.

Can I update my estate plan later if my situation changes?

Yes! Life changes — and your estate plan should too. If you move to a new state, have a child, get married, or experience any other major life event, we can help you update your documents quickly and affordably.

How do I get started?

It’s simple: click the “Get Started Now” button, and you’ll be guided step-by-step through the process. Our team ensures your documents are accurate, compliant, and ready to protect what matters most.

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