Losing someone is hard enough.
The estate takes 20 months.

The average estate requires 570 hours of paperwork across 20+ account types. EstateMate walks you through every step — deadlines, scripts, and forms — in your state's plain language. For $149, not thousands.

No legal jargon
State-specific guidance
A fraction of attorney costs
EstateMate — Estate of Robert J. Miller
Phase 2 of 4 · Short-term actions
Estate of Robert J. Miller
Customized for California
42% complete · 11 of 26 tasks done
Obtain certified death certificate
Done
Notify all known creditors
Done
File for letters of administration
The court order that lets you act on the estate's behalf
Due Jul 14
Notify Social Security Administration
Due in 7d
Identify all potential heirs
Up next
Michael just completed: Notify creditors
3 family members collaborating
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570
Hours avg. estate workload
20
Months avg. settlement time
$149
One-time · start free today

From overwhelmed
to organized.

Most families have never done this before. EstateMate gives you a clear path — state-specific, plain English, built for the moment you're in.

1
Answer a few questions
Your state, who's involved, what you know about the estate. Takes about 5 minutes, no legal knowledge needed.
2
Get your personalized Estate Guide
State-specific steps in the right order, with every deadline and term explained in plain English.
3
Work through it — together
Upload documents, assign tasks to family members, and know exactly when to bring in an attorney.

Choose your path

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Things families ask us.

No — and we're upfront about that. EstateMate is a guided estate management platform. We walk you through your state's exact requirements, help you organize every document, and flag when professional legal help is the right call. We'll never let you guess — and we'll always be upfront about what needs an attorney.
All 50 US states. Our intestate succession guidance is built from publicly available state statutes. That said, laws change — we update our guidance regularly and always recommend verifying with a local attorney for complex situations.
Absolutely not. That's the whole point. EstateMate is designed for people who have never dealt with probate and are figuring it out for the first time while grieving. We explain every term in plain English, give context for every step, and never assume prior knowledge.
Yes — up to 6 family members can share one estate workspace. You can assign tasks, share documents, and all see the same checklist and progress. One family member is designated the estate administrator, but everyone stays informed and involved.
EstateMate handles common estate scenarios well. For situations that go beyond what a guided tool can support — contested heirs, multi-state property, business assets, or significant debt — we surface that clearly so you know when to bring in professional help. We'd rather be honest than mislead you.

Don't face this alone.
We built this for you.

EstateMate is here for the families who are overwhelmed, confused, and just trying to do right by someone they loved.

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