For founders, power couples, and entrepreneurial families who've built something worth protecting — and intend to pass it on by design, not by default. Begin with the free on-demand masterclass.
Most founders protect the business and forget the person who built it. A legacy plan is not paperwork for the end — it's the structure that keeps everything you've built standing, on your terms, the day you step back from any of it.
— Natori Arrindell, Esq. · Founder, LegalLuxe Law Group®
No live webinars to attend. No pressure to decide on the spot. You learn first, then we talk only when you're ready.
A free, on-demand training on what estate and legacy planning actually involves for a founder — wills, trusts, business succession — and how to know which you need. Watch whenever it suits you.
When you're ready, you book the Peace of Mind Planning Session — a private, paid working session where we look at your actual estate and determine exactly what your plan requires.
From that session, we design the plan calibrated to what you've built — and the firm executes it. Your legacy, structured with intention rather than left to a court.
A clear, unhurried walk-through of how legacy planning really works when there's a business in the picture — and the questions to answer before you ever sign a document.
The moment your child turns eighteen, you lose the legal right to step in during a medical or financial emergency — even as their parent. The Launch Essentials package restores it: the handful of documents every newly-adult student should have before they leave home.
See Launch Essentials →When you're ready to move from learning to building, this is where it begins. A private working session to assess your estate and determine exactly what your plan requires — no guesswork, no off-the-shelf answers.
Welcome. Settle in — there's nothing to attend live and nothing to rush. Watch at your own pace, and when something lands, you'll know.
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You've seen what a real legacy plan involves. The next step is a private working session where we look at your estate — what you've built, who it's for, and exactly what your plan requires.
It's called the Peace of Mind Planning Session. One session. No off-the-shelf answers. We determine what you need, then we build it.
A private working session to assess your estate, your business interest, and your intentions — and to determine precisely what your plan needs. No templates. No guesswork. We look at what you've actually built.
Most people put off estate planning because they don't know where to start — and the advice they find online assumes everyone's situation is the same. Yours isn't. A founder with a business interest, a couple building together, a family with assets to pass on — each needs something different.
The Peace of Mind Planning Session is where we find out what you need. It's a focused, one-to-one working session — not a sales call and not a generic intake. By the end, you'll understand your situation clearly and know exactly what your plan should include. From there, the firm builds it.
Once you book, you'll receive a short intake and a prep guide so you arrive ready. We'll already understand the shape of your estate before we meet.
A private working session reviewing your assets, your business interest, your family, and your intentions — surfacing what matters and what's currently exposed.
You leave knowing exactly what your plan requires and what the firm recommends building. If you proceed, this session has already done the foundational work.
Depending on what your estate requires, your plan may draw on any combination of the following.
Every plan is built to the person. We determine the right components together in your session — not from a menu, and never before we understand your situation.
The foundation — directing how your assets pass and naming who carries out your wishes.
Avoiding probate and keeping control and privacy over how your estate transfers.
What happens to your company interest — so the business you built doesn't unravel.
Naming who can act for you — financially and legally — if you're unable to.
Your medical wishes, documented, so the people you trust can honor them.
Aligning accounts and assets so nothing transfers contrary to your intentions.
Pricing for your plan is determined after your session, once we know what it actually requires — because quoting a plan before understanding your estate would be guesswork, and your legacy deserves better than that.
Payment confirms your session and intake, not legal representation. An attorney-client relationship is established only through a signed engagement agreement. Not legal advice.
The session is a complete, standalone engagement — you receive full value from it whether or not you proceed. How it relates to a subsequent plan is something we'll discuss directly, based on what your plan involves.
Because pricing a plan before understanding your estate would be guesswork. A founder with a business interest needs something different than someone with a straightforward will. We determine what you actually need in the session, then price the build to that — honestly.
It helps, but it isn't required. The free on-demand masterclass walks through how legacy planning works so you arrive with context — but if you already know you're ready, you're welcome to book directly.
LegalLuxe Law Group® is licensed in North Carolina, Tennessee, Washington D.C., and Arkansas, where estate planning is handled directly. For clients in other states, the firm works with vetted referral counsel nationwide.
That's a separate, simpler offering — the Launch Essentials package, built for newly-adult students. See it here →
Your session is reserved. There's one step before we meet — and it's the step that makes the session worth what you paid for it.
This session works because we don't spend it gathering basics — we spend it on your situation. To do that, I need the full picture before we sit down. Here's exactly how it goes.
A comprehensive intake that captures your assets, your business interest, your family, and your intentions. Download it, complete it at your own pace, and send it back before we meet — the more complete it is, the more we accomplish together.
Print and complete it by hand, or type into it using your PDF reader's "Fill & Sign" tool, then email it back to us. The same link is in your confirmation email, so you can finish anytime before you schedule.
Once your intake is complete and reviewed, you'll receive a private link to choose a time that suits you. Scheduling opens after intake by design — so every session starts from a place of preparation, not catch-up.
Your private Peace of Mind Planning Session. We review what you've built, surface what's exposed, and determine exactly what your plan requires. You leave knowing your next move — clearly.
Nothing here is required to start the intake — but gathering these makes it smoother, and makes our session sharper.
A general sense of property, accounts, and anything of significant value — you don't need exact figures.
Entity type, ownership, and any partners or operating agreements, if you own a company.
Family, beneficiaries, and anyone you'd want to act for you or inherit from you.
Any wishes you already hold about how things should pass, or who should be in charge of what.
Questions before you begin? Reach the firm at info@legalluxeinc.com or 919-951-5944.
The day your child turns eighteen, you lose the automatic right to make medical or financial decisions for them — or even to receive information — in an emergency. Launch Essentials gives that right back, with the documents every student should have before they leave home.
It's the part of sending a child to college nobody warns you about. They're still your kid — but legally, they're an adult. If something happens, a hospital can decline to tell you anything. A school can refuse to release records. A bank won't speak with you about their account.
The protection you had as a parent doesn't expire gradually. It ends on a birthday.
Launch Essentials is the straightforward fix: a small, specific set of documents your newly-adult child signs, naming you (or whomever they choose) as the person who can step in if they ever can't speak for themselves. Drafted properly, by an attorney, for the states where it matters most.
Names a trusted adult to make medical decisions if your student can't — and lets doctors communicate with you in an emergency.
Gives medical providers permission to share health information with the people your student names — so you're not left in the dark.
Allows a parent or trusted adult to handle banking, bills, financial aid, or logistics if your student is unavailable or incapacitated.
Permits the school to share education records — grades, enrollment, account standing — with the parent your student designates.
Payment confirms your order and intake. An attorney-client relationship is established only through a signed engagement agreement. Not legal advice.
Yes — because they're now a legal adult, these documents are theirs to grant. The package is designed for them to sign, naming you (or another trusted adult) as the person who can act for them.
The firm prepares these directly for North Carolina, Tennessee, Washington D.C., and Arkansas. If your student is heading to school in another state, reach out — we'll advise on what's needed and coordinate where appropriate.
No — and it's not meant to be. This is a focused starter set for a young adult. If you're looking at planning for your own estate and legacy, that begins with the Peace of Mind Planning Session →
It's intentionally simple. After you order and complete a brief intake, the documents are prepared and made ready to sign — well-suited to the weeks before a student leaves for school.
Your Launch Essentials package is reserved. To prepare your student's documents, I need a few details — that's the only thing standing between here and signing-ready paperwork.
This is intentionally simple. Complete one short intake, and the documents come back to you ready to sign. Here's exactly how it goes.
A brief form capturing your student's details and the trusted adults they're naming — for the healthcare directive, financial power of attorney, HIPAA, and FERPA release. Download it, complete it, and send it back. Takes only a few minutes.
Print and complete it by hand, or type into it using your PDF reader's "Fill & Sign" tool, then email it back to us. The same link is in your confirmation email. Drafting begins once it's received.
Once your intake is in, the firm prepares your student's documents — attorney-drafted, specific to your state, and ready for signature.
You'll receive the completed documents with simple signing instructions — including any notary or witness requirements — so everything is in place before your student leaves home.
Gathering these before you start the intake makes it quick — most of it you already know.
Full legal name, date of birth, and the state where they'll be living or attending school.
Who they're naming to act for them — usually a parent — for medical and financial matters.
For the FERPA release — the institution name, if your student has committed to one.
Email and phone for your student, since these documents are theirs to sign as a legal adult.
Questions before you begin? Reach the firm at info@legalluxeinc.com or 919-951-5944.