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One-state intensive

State-Specific Estate Planning

Study the estate-planning law of one chosen state, with local authorities, worked examples and focused practice—not a comparison of different states.

Planned length: 7–9 hours (about 8 hours), self-paced. The completed curriculum will focus on one chosen state's rules, examples and assessments. It does not test other states. This is an estimate, not a required screen-time timer or CLE credit.

The planned curriculum

An outline of the course in development—not a list of completed lessons.

  1. Researching your state's estate-planning framework
  2. Wills, succession and family protections
  3. Trust design, funding and administration
  4. Financial powers and healthcare decisions
  5. Execution, implementation and local practice
  6. Capstone: a coordinated plan in your chosen state

What you will work toward

A source-linked research file, execution checklist and fictional planning memorandum for your purchased state.

Suggested preparation

Estate Planning Basics or equivalent experience. Choose an available state before purchasing.

Equivalent experience can replace foundational coursework; a separate course purchase is not a prerequisite.

What early access includes now

These are released lessons, not a completed 7–9-hour course. Remaining modules, additional exercises and purchaser AI grading are still in development. Course updates are included; no completion date is promised.

Illinois only

2 released lessons · approximately 50 minutes including practice

  • Illinois: distinguish a witness problem from an invalid will (25 minutes)
  • Illinois lab: review a conventional paper-will signing plan (25 minutes)

Modules without released lessons: Researching your state's estate-planning framework; Trust design, funding and administration; Financial powers and healthcare decisions; Capstone: a coordinated plan in your chosen state

Select one available state before purchase. The individual course and bundle each cover ONE state, not all states. Additional states are not yet offered for purchase.