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The Services
Below are the most commonly requested estate planning packages.
For a complete list of services, please refer to The Fees section of this site.




Starter Plan
For young adults moving away from home for the first time, as well as individuals who already have a will but need to update their financial or health permissions:
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Durable/Financial Power of Attorney
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Health Care Power of Attorney
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Essential Estate Plan
This is for individuals seeking the basics: three essential documents every adult should have:​
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Last Will & Testament
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Durable/Financial Power of Attorney
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Health Care Power of Attorney
Comprehensive Estate Plan
An estate plan more tailored to your specific needs, including but not limited to
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Revocable Living Trust
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Pour-Over Will
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Durable/Financial Power of Attorney
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Health Care Power of Attorney
Estate Plan Review
As your family dynamics, your wishes, or circumstances evolve over time, it is important to reassess your estate plans every three to five years, or sooner if a major change occurs. This process should involve reviewing your current documents and having a consultation to discuss any necessary updates or amendments.
The Fees
Provident Estate Planning is committed to providing personalized and compassionate estate planning services tailored to your unique needs. Below are the base rates for the services Provident provides. “Individual” rates are based on typical scenarios. “Married couple” rates are for couples with substantially similar documents. All rates may vary depending on the complexity of your estate planning needs. Consultations to discuss your specific needs are available by appointment and consultation fees are credited toward the total cost upon signing of a letter of engagement. Payment plans are available upon request.







