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WealthCounsel has been helping estate planning and elder law attorneys practice excellence for more than twenty-five years. As a company created and run by attorneys, for attorneys, we intimately understand the unique challenges that many legal practitioners face. Our robust online document drafting solutions make working from anywhere a reality, while our coaching programs and a vast catalog of on-demand and live continuing education opportunities empower you to build and maintain a law practice that fits your life. From creating intelligent documents to staying on top of changing laws, increasing your skill set, and growing your law practice, WealthCounsel provides world-class resources for all of your professional needs. Contact us to schedule a demo and learn more about how our software can help improve your practice.

Everplans is a life and legacy planning company dedicated to transforming the way people get their families organized - from providing content helping people through the tough questions to the service that organizes and helps users securely share everything from wills and insurance policies to your pet's needs and even favorite family recipes. Everplans Professional is used by financial professionals across the country who want to take multigenerational planning to the next level. Everplans was founded in 2011 by Adam Seifer and Abby Schneiderman, entrepreneurs with a passion for helping people and a proven track record of creating successful online communities.

Legacybox launched in 2013 and pioneered family memory preservation with a trackable, mail-in model, for consumers to have their priceless analog tapes, film, and pictures professionally converted to digital formats. Legacybox was named one of “America’s Fastest-Growing Companies” by Inc. The company has also been called “Best Memory Keeper” by Good Housekeeping Magazine, “A Must Have” by ABC’s The View, and “My 2016 Resolution” by Rachael Ray Every Day Magazine and been featured in USA Today, The Huffington Post, and The Washington Post.