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Protect your assets and loved ones with a personalized plan that clearly reflects your wishes.
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For business owners, estate planning is essential. It preserves control over your assets, intentions, and long-term legacy.
Define protections and asset distribution for what matters most.
Document medical preferences and assign healthcare decision authority.
Authorize a trusted person to manage legal and financial matters.
Provide coverage for assets outside your trust.
Receive a professionally bound estate plan delivered to you.
Complete forms, upload files, and review details in one portal.
Get clear answers to common questions about our estate planning process.
Schedule a CallOur estate plans include core documents such as a trust, living will, Power of Attorney, and a pour-over will to cover assets, care directives, and wishes.
Timing depends on plan complexity and response speed. Straightforward plans may take days, while more detailed plans can take longer.
Yes. Updates can be made as circumstances change, and reviewing your plan regularly is encouraged.
Final documents are professionally printed and mailed to you, with digital access available and reprints offered upon request.
Don't just take our words for it!
Estate planning isn’t only for the wealthy or retired. It’s a practical step for entrepreneurs to protect assets, honor intentions, and preserve a lasting legacy.
Every business owner leaves something behind. A plan helps protect your family, your work, and your business—no matter its size.


What you build goes beyond a company—it’s a legacy. Incorpowrap helps align your business interests with personal wishes to protect everything long term.

Without proper planning, your business may be stalled or disrupted. Estate documents help ensure continuity or an orderly transition.
Life is unpredictable at any age. An estate plan provides clarity and peace of mind by ensuring your wishes are honored.

An estate plan is a collection of legal documents that directs how assets, responsibilities, and healthcare decisions are handled if you’re unable to act or pass away. It protects loved ones, honors your wishes, and helps avoid delays and disputes.
Yes. Owners often require planning for succession, ownership transfer, and continuity. A strong plan helps protect the business, define leadership changes, and manage taxes tied to business assets.
Estate planning can reduce or delay certain taxes, including estate and capital gains. Tools like trusts and gifting strategies help preserve assets for beneficiaries.
A living will states your medical treatment preferences if you can’t communicate, giving family and providers clear guidance during critical situations.
Plans should be reviewed every few years or after major life changes such as marriage, divorce, new children, or asset changes to keep them current.
A will directs asset distribution after death and goes through probate. A trust can hold assets during life, avoid probate, and offer added privacy and control.