Estate planning means sensitive information — your assets, your family, your final wishes. Here's exactly how we handle it, and exactly what LegacySure is and isn't. No fine print buried where you won't find it.
This is the most important thing to understand about LegacySure, and we put it first on purpose. LegacySure is not a law firm. It does not practice law. It does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice, and using it does not create an attorney–client relationship. What it does is help you understand estate planning and organize your information — so that a licensed attorney in your state can do their job efficiently. That line is deliberate, and we hold it firmly.
All information moving between your device and our servers is encrypted in transit using industry-standard TLS. Your planning stays private.
Your data belongs to you. Request deletion of your account and all associated data at any time, and we honor it — no hoops, no retention games.
Your estate information is never sold, and never shared with third parties for their own use. The only time anything leaves is when you choose to send it.
Our educational content cites the actual statutes and rules it draws from, so you're never asked to simply take our word for it.
LegacySure is intended for users 18 and older. Estate planning is adult work, and the app is built and rated accordingly.
At every decision that calls for legal judgment, LegacySure directs you to a licensed attorney rather than pretending to be one.
No — and it never claims to be. Estate law is state-specific and consequential. LegacySure prepares you to work with an attorney effectively; it doesn't replace one. The goal is to make professional help more affordable by making your time with a professional more productive.
Because estate rules change, and because you deserve to verify what you're told. Where LegacySure explains a rule — a tax threshold, a benefit election, a filing requirement — it points to the underlying law. If something is ever out of date, a citation lets you and your attorney catch it.
It's stored securely to power your account and is encrypted in transit. It isn't sold and isn't shared with third parties for their own purposes. When you choose to bring your prepared summary to an attorney, that transfer happens because you initiate it — with your consent, on your terms. You can delete your data whenever you want. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
No. Using the app does not create an attorney–client relationship with LegacySure or anyone associated with it. LegacySure is a tool for education and organization. Legal representation begins only when you engage a licensed attorney directly.
The way a tool handling your legacy should be.
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