The Trust Statute Service

A guided intake that prepares a living trust under the law of your state — for your property, and for your ownership in limited liability companies if you have any.

Now serving California, Florida, Georgia, New York, South Carolina, and Texas.

$249 by Cash App · $269 by card. Flat. No hourly clock, no office visit, about twenty minutes.

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Built on the statute — your statute.

Every operative provision rests on your state’s own trust code and LLC act — cited in the instrument itself. Not one template wearing six costumes: six separate bodies of law, researched at the source and versioned.

Georgia — the Georgia Trust Code and the Georgia LLC Act.
Texas — the Texas Trust Code and the Business Organizations Code.
South Carolina — the South Carolina Trust Code and LLC Act.
Florida — the Florida Trust Code and Revised LLC Act — including the two witnesses Florida law requires at your signing. A form that skips them can fail when it matters most.
California — the Probate Code and RULLCA, with community-property provisions written in where married Californians need them.
New York — the EPTL and the LLC Law. New York has no certification-of-trust statute — so your New York package honestly ships without one, instead of citing a law that doesn’t exist.

If a statute isn’t there, we say so. We never paper over an absence. That standard is the product.

It will not let you file a defective document.

If an answer is missing, or an operating agreement requires a consent you have not obtained, the intake stops and tells you exactly what to resolve — before anything is generated. Most services will happily sell you a broken document. This one refuses.

Your identifiers stay offline.

No Social Security or EIN numbers are ever collected online. Identifiers are completed by hand at signing — where they belong.

What the bank sees. What a court sees.

Your package includes the short certification of trust your bank actually asks for, keyed to your state’s reliance statute by citation — so you never hand your full private trust to a teller. And the trust itself recites the elements your state’s code demands, executed at or above the statutory floor: notarized always, witnessed where your state requires it. A challenger has to argue against your own state’s statute, recited correctly. That is the strongest ground a document can stand on.

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Every claim in this table is about how documents are built, priced, and protected. Check any of it.

	TSS	LegalZoom	Trust & Will	Rocket Lawyer	Quicken WillMaker	Typical Attorney
Trust pricing	$249–$269 flat	~$399+	~$499+	subscription + fees	~$99–219 software	$1,500–$3,000+
How state law is handled	A separate statutory module per state, built from the state’s own code, cited in your instrument	standardized templates adapted by state	standardized templates adapted by state	standardized templates adapted by state	one software template, state-adjusted	drafted individually
Statutes cited in your document	Yes — by section	generally no	generally no	generally no	no	varies
Refuses to generate a defective document	Yes — the intake stops and tells you what to fix	no	no	no	no	attorney judgment
SSN/EIN collected online	Never	varies	varies	varies	local software	no
Honest about statutory absences (e.g., NY has no certification statute)	Yes — stated, not papered over	—	—	—	—	varies
LLC charging-order law recited state-by-state	Yes	no	no	no	no	varies
Tamper-evident document integrity (hardware-sealed, blockchain-anchored)	Witnessed tier — coming	no	no	no	no	no
Any state on request	Yes — Custom Build	50-state templates	50-state templates	50-state templates	50-state templates	if licensed there

Competitor descriptions reflect publicly available product information as of September 2026 and standard product tiers; their prices and features change — ours are listed live above. Nobody else’s row contains a hardware witness because nobody else has one.

Don’t take our word. Read the documents.

Below are excerpts of the operative language — the legal substance — from live state modules. This is what “built on the statute” looks like on the page.

Florida execution — the two witnesses

Florida law provides that the testamentary aspects of a revocable trust executed by a settlor who is a domiciliary of Florida at the time of execution are invalid unless the trust instrument is executed by the settlor with the formalities required for the execution of a will, Fla. Stat. § 736.0403(2)(b): the settlor must sign at the end, in the presence of at least two attesting witnesses, and the attesting witnesses must sign in the presence of the settlor and of each other, Fla. Stat. § 732.502(1). This requirement is mandatory and may not be varied by the terms of this instrument, Fla. Stat. § 736.0105(2)(i).

Florida law requires trust provisions disposing of property at death to be executed with will formalities — two witnesses. Our Florida package puts them in front of you. A form that skips them can fail at the moment it matters most.

Illinois revocability — the trap most forms miss Illinois — final integration

“This Trust is revocable. The Settlor expressly provides that this Trust is revocable and expressly reserves the unrestricted power to revoke or amend it, within the meaning of 760 ILCS 3/602.”

In Illinois, a trust that doesn’t say this expressly is permanent. Silence locks the door. Ours says it — in the statute’s own terms.

The certification a bank relies on — Georgia

The Trustee may present a Certification of Trust conforming to O.C.G.A. § 53-12-280 in lieu of this instrument, and persons may rely upon it as that Code section provides.

The short document your bank actually wants — keyed to your state’s reliance statute, so you never hand a teller your whole private trust.

LLC protection recited, not assumed — South Carolina

Under S.C. Code Ann. § 33-44-504, a charging order is the exclusive remedy by which a judgment creditor of a member or of a member’s transferee may satisfy a judgment out of the judgment debtor’s distributional interest in the Company, § 33-44-504(e). A charging order constitutes a lien on the judgment debtor’s distributional interest, and the court may order a foreclosure of that lien at any time; a purchaser at the foreclosure sale has only the rights of a transferee, § 33-44-504(b). Nothing in this Assignment or the Trust enlarges or diminishes those remedies or affects a member’s rights under exemption laws, § 33-44-504(d).

Your state’s charging-order statute — the law that shields your LLC — recited exactly as your state wrote it.

Coming: the Witnessed Trust — $447

The only trust in America born with a cryptographic witness.

Every Witnessed Trust receives a birth-certificate seal: the moment your documents are generated, their exact contents are fingerprinted, signed by two independent hardware security chips, and anchored to a public blockchain — proof, forever, of exactly what you received and when. After you sign before your notary, send us a scan and it receives the executed-instrument seal: proof the signed trust matches the generated one — no page substituted, no clause altered, ever. Your package includes the Certificate of Digital Witness, and a QR code your bank — or any court — can scan to verify your instrument’s integrity in thirty seconds. It changes nothing about how your trust is signed under your state’s law. It changes everything about how it can be attacked: a challenger who claims your document was altered is no longer arguing with your family — they’re arguing with mathematics.

Coming: the Dynasty tier

For families building across generations: the complete witnessed estate plan — trust, pour-over will, powers of attorney, healthcare directives — with every LLC assignment individually sealed, and annual re-attestation: once a year, your instrument’s continued integrity is re-verified, re-sealed, and re-anchored, with a refreshed certificate. A living proof that never goes stale.

Not in our six states? Two doors.

Door one — the waitlist (free)

Tell us where you are. Your request is literally the signal that starts the research — we build by demand, and the people who asked hear first. Pennsylvania, Illinois, and North Carolina are in final integration now.

Door two — Custom Build (any state or territory)

Don’t want to wait? Commission it. We research your state’s trust code and LLC act at the source, build its module to the same standard as our live states, and prepare your trust on it. You get your trust; your state joins the service; the next family from your state has you to thank.

$[—] flat. Register your interest now and we will contact you with your state’s price and timeline; commissioning opens shortly.