Cohort surface · ElderTrust

ElderTrust Legal.Two cohorts. One Kentucky attorney.For 35-to-55-year-olds helping a parent, and for 55-plus testators planning their own estate.

ElderTrust is the cohort surface for two audiences: the adult child helping a parent put a Kentucky estate plan in order, and the 55+ testator planning their own. Same documents as the Cornerstone master catalog, framed for the cohort.

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What ElderTrust ships

A six-document Kentucky estate kit.

The ElderTrust kit bundles the documents most Kentucky adults need at $199 (will + power of attorney + healthcare power of attorney + living will directive + HIPAA authorization + anatomical gift designation, with optional MOST form for advanced-illness situations). Couple kit at $299 covers two spouses in a single combined session. Each document is also available standalone in the master catalog.

12 documents featured

Featured on ElderTrust

Kentucky statutory power of attorney$79Available now
Healthcare power of attorney$59Available now
HIPAA authorization$29Available now
Kentucky living will directive$69Available now
Kentucky MOST form$59Available now
Simple Kentucky will$99Available now
Testamentary guardianship (within will)$49Available now
Anatomical gift designationFreeAvailable now
Beneficiary designation form$29Available now
Real property transfer planningFree triageAvailable now (preview)
Transfer-on-death deed (Howell-pattern)$99Available with attorney consult
Revocable living trust$399 + $300 JL executionComing this summer

After a loss

If a Kentucky parent has just passed.

The first thirty days after a parent dies are full of practical decisions — Social Security, death certificates, locating the will, deciding on probate. A Kentucky-specific guide.

Read the 30-day Kentucky checklist