SimplyTrust Editorial
SimplyTrust Editorial is our in-house team responsible for researching, assembling, and maintaining our estate planning information resources. SimplyTrust is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
How we create content
- We use AI-assisted tools combined with proprietary legal research systems to draft articles, with human review before publication.
- We maintain an internal database of estate planning statutes across all 50 states, ensuring citations are accurate and current.
- We cite primary sources and link directly to official statutes and regulations.
- We routinely review and update content to reflect changes in law and policy.
Our sources
We cite primary legal sources whenever possible, including:
- State probate codes and statutes (e.g., California Probate Code, Texas Estates Code)
- Official state legislature and court websites
- IRS publications and federal regulations
- State bar association resources
What our content is (and isn't)
- Information about estate-planning concepts for educational purposes.
- Not a substitute for personalized legal advice from a licensed attorney.
Corrections and feedback
If you spot something that could be clearer or believe an update is needed, please contact us at hello@simplytrust.com.
