How it works
Search → Request → Match → Relationship
- 01 Consumer search
- 02 Will-and-Trust.com
- 03 Geographic matching
- 04 Local professional
- 05 Client relationship
- 01
Consumers Search
People discover estate-planning information and resources while researching wills, trusts, inheritance, probate, powers of attorney, and related topics. Most arrive with a question, not a legal term.
- 02
Consumers Request Assistance
Qualified prospective clients can request help based on their needs and location, describing what they are trying to accomplish and where they live.
- 03
Requests Are Matched
The platform identifies participating professionals based on factors such as geography, ZIP code, service area, professional category, and availability.
- 04
Professionals Build Relationships
Participating professionals can communicate with prospective clients and potentially provide appropriate estate-planning or related services under their own engagement terms.
Specific routing, geographic participation, exclusivity, lead distribution, and other program terms are governed by applicable partnership agreements and platform policies. Will-and-Trust.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Direct answers
Common Questions About the Matching Process
- How are prospective clients connected with attorneys?
- Consumer requests may be matched with participating professionals based on geographic coverage, requested services, professional qualifications, availability, and other relevant platform criteria.
- Does the platform provide legal services itself?
- No. Will-and-Trust.com is not a law firm. Legal services are provided solely by participating professionals licensed and authorized to practice in the relevant jurisdiction.
- Does joining guarantee clients?
- No. Participation is never represented as guaranteeing leads, cases, clients, revenue, or financial results.