A trust is rarely a plan by itself. Enter your details to estimate the cost of a coordinated plan — the trust plus the other tools and the tax planning that have to work together — with a line-by-line breakdown.
Most cost guides price a single document. But protection comes from a set of tools working together — the trust, the entities that hold your assets, the way it's all titled, and the tax treatment of each piece. Think of the difference between buying a hammer and getting the full blueprint for the build. Our attorneys draw on 70+ planning tools; this calculator estimates the cost of coordinating the right ones for you.
General estimates only · Not legal or tax advice · See disclaimer below
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A trust on its own rarely protects anything. These are the pieces that have to work together for your situation.
The piece no competing calculator shows: how your structure interacts with income, estate, gift, and reporting rules — in plain terms.
This tool provides general educational cost ranges and tax information for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or tax advice, nor does it establish an attorney-client relationship. The tax notes are general summaries of federal rules in effect for 2026 (including the $15 million federal estate and gift tax exemption per individual) and the absence of Florida state income and estate tax; they are not a tax opinion, do not address your specific facts, and tax law is subject to change. Actual legal fees vary significantly based on the specific facts of your situation, the complexity and type of structures required, applicable Florida and federal law, the state chosen for trust formation, and the professional judgment of the attorney involved. Setup cost estimates reflect general market ranges and are not a quote or commitment by any firm. Annual maintenance figures are approximate and will vary based on trustee, jurisdiction, and tax filing requirements — offshore trusts require IRS Form 3520 / 3520-A filing which carries its own costs and penalties for non-compliance. Asset protection planning involves complex legal, tax, and compliance considerations. Consult a qualified Florida-licensed attorney and your own tax advisor before making any planning decisions. Yolofsky Law, P.A. is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida.