Free estate planning calculators

An estate planning calculator is a free tool that helps estimate key planning questions, such as the value of your estate, whether probate may apply, whether a trust could help, or what your family may need to manage if something happens to you. Results are educational estimates, not legal advice.

Start with the Inheritance Calculator to estimate what your family may actually receive after fees, taxes, debts, or delays. Additional tools—such as net worth, estate value, trust need, and probate cost calculators—are coming soon on this page.

No. A calculator can help you understand potential risks or planning needs, but it does not create legal documents. To make your wishes legally clear, you may need a will, trust, power of attorney, healthcare directive, or other estate planning documents tailored to your state and family.

Use these calculators after major life events such as buying a home, getting married, having children, receiving an inheritance, starting a business, moving states, getting divorced, or updating beneficiaries. They are also useful anytime you want a clearer picture before updating your plan.

Yes. The estate planning calculators on this page are free to use. They are designed to help you explore common questions before you create or update a will, trust, or other documents with Trust & Will.