Plan Setup
Select your estate plan type and primary state of residence. This determines which documents ATLAS will prepare for you.
Primary Client Information
Personal details for the primary trust grantor and plan holder.
Spouse / Partner Information
Legal information for the co-grantor, co-trustee, and second principal of the estate plan.
Children & Dependents
List all children (biological, adopted, step-children) and any other dependents who should be considered in your estate plan.
Asset Inventory
List major assets to be included in or coordinated with your trust. Approximate values are sufficient.
Fiduciary Designations
These individuals will manage your estate and make decisions on your behalf. Name a primary and at least one alternate for each role.
Primary Successor Trustee
Alternate Successor Trustee
Primary Personal Representative
Alternate Personal Representative
Primary Guardian
Alternate Guardian
Primary Financial POA Agent
Alternate Financial POA Agent
Primary Healthcare POA Agent
Alternate Healthcare POA Agent
Distribution Preferences
How should your assets be distributed to beneficiaries? Describe your wishes for trust distribution during life and at death.
Healthcare Directives
Your wishes for medical treatment if you are unable to communicate. These form the basis for your Advance Healthcare Directive and Medical POA.
Digital Assets & Online Presence
Governed by RUFADAA. Your digital assets may have significant value and require specific access and transfer instructions.
Business Succession Planning
Details about your business interests and your wishes for continuity, transfer, or liquidation upon death or incapacity.
Additional Notes & Final Instructions
Any additional context, special concerns, or messages for Tre Capital to consider when drafting your estate plan.
Your Intake Package Is Ready
Your comprehensive estate planning intake PDF has been generated and downloaded. Upload it to your Tre Capital Trust session to receive your complete, institution-grade estate plan.
2. Tre Capital will generate your complete estate plan package
3. Review documents with your estate planning attorney
4. Sign documents with required witnesses and notary
5. Fund your trust and complete asset transfers