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No. Oath was founded specifically to change this assumption. Estate planning used to be something only the ultra-wealthy could access because of the cost and complexity. Oath uses a thoughtful process and transparent pricing to make quality estate planning attainable for everyday families. The cost of not having a plan, including delays, family conflict, and fees that consume what you worked to build, often far exceeds the cost of the plan itself.

Oath offers clear, transparent pricing with no hidden fees. The cost depends on the complexity of your plan and whether it includes a trust. Most families are surprised by how affordable a complete estate plan can be, especially when they consider the alternative. The best way to get an accurate picture for your situation is through a consultation with one of our attorneys.

A complete Oath estate plan typically includes a will or trust, a durable power of attorney, a healthcare proxy, an advance directive, and a beneficiary review. Beyond the documents, Oath also helps ensure your assets are aligned correctly so your plan actually functions as designed. Many families also join Oath Care, which provides ongoing support, free plan updates for life changes, and 24/7 access to your health documents.

Oath has attorneys in multiple states and serves clients both in person and virtually. You can find a local attorney or schedule a virtual consultation at oath.law. The firm also offers educational workshops in communities across the country.

Most estate planning attorneys focus only on documents. Oath takes a broader view, ensuring that your legal plan, your financial strategy, and your retirement planning are all working together. Oath also operates as a fiduciary, meaning every recommendation is made solely in your best interest. The firm's approach emphasizes ongoing relationships and plan maintenance rather than one-time document drafting.

Oath Care is Oath's ongoing membership program for estate planning clients. Members receive 24/7 access to their health documents, free plan updates when life changes, free legal fees for assistance in adding new real estate or accounts to their plan, and access to a personal on-call expert whenever they need guidance. This membership model ensures your plan stays current throughout your life rather than becoming outdated within a few years of signing.

A revocable living trust is a legal document that holds your assets during your lifetime and directs how they pass to your beneficiaries after death, directly and without extended legal filings. It also provides a structure for managing your affairs if you become incapacitated. Yes, Oath creates revocable living trusts as part of a complete estate plan, and our attorneys ensure the trust is properly funded so it works as intended.

The easiest way to get started is to schedule a consultation at planwithoath.com or attend a free Oath workshop in your area. Workshops are led by practicing Oath attorneys and cover the essentials of estate and retirement planning. There is no obligation, and many clients find the workshop is enough to help them understand exactly what they need.

Yes. Oath handles the legal side of planning, and Oath Financial handles investment, retirement, and financial advisory services. Both operate under the fiduciary standard. Having both under one roof means your estate plan and your financial plan are built together rather than in silos, which reduces gaps and produces a more complete picture of your financial future.