About MyPrivateTrust.com
Educational Notice: MyPrivateTrust.com provides educational information and document-preparation tools. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Laws vary by state. Consider consulting a licensed attorney for advice about your individual circumstances. Read full disclaimer.
MyPrivateTrust.com is an educational trust-planning and document-preparation technology platform. We help consumers understand trust structures, organize estate information, complete structured interviews, prepare draft trust documents and related planning documents, and create asset-funding checklists.
We are a technology company, not a law firm. MyPrivateTrust.com is not an attorney, law firm, or prepaid legal services plan, and does not provide individualized legal advice, representation, or counseling. Use of this website does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
What the platform does
- Explains trust concepts in plain English.
- Organizes the information you provide.
- Generates draft documents and checklists from your answers.
- Helps you complete administrative funding steps.
What it does not do
- Provide legal advice for your specific situation.
- Guarantee legal validity or probate avoidance.
- Replace a licensed attorney when one is needed.
- Claim any document is "attorney approved."
Are documents generated automatically?
Yes. Draft documents are assembled from your questionnaire answers using structured templates. They are educational drafts and document-preparation resources, not legal advice, and may not be appropriate for your circumstances.
Do attorneys review documents?
Not automatically. A document is only "attorney reviewed" if an actual, licensed attorney has reviewed it. Our optional attorney-review workflow lets you request professional review; we never label a document "attorney approved" unless that has genuinely occurred.
How is the educational material researched?
Our material is prepared from publicly available legal and government sources — state statutes, the IRS, and official court resources. See our Editorial Policy and Sources & Methodology for details.
Reviewed for educational accuracy
Last reviewed: September 30, 2026 · Next scheduled review: March 2027
This article is educational information and is not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction. No attorney has reviewed this material unless a named, licensed attorney is credited above.
Sources & References
This article was prepared using publicly available legal and government sources. Laws change, and readers should verify current rules in their jurisdiction.