Everything your family needs, in one place
Getting your affairs in order used to mean a filing cabinet, a password list nobody could find, and hoping the will was enough. A will is only half the plan. Relative Ease is the other half: a free, secure locker for every account, login, and instruction your family will need, plain-English guides to the legal documents, and licensed local professionals when you want a human's help. We don't draft documents — we make sure your family can find everything and carry out your wishes.
Getting organized used to be three separate projects. Relative Ease brings them together — most people cover the basics in an afternoon.
A will, a trust, a healthcare directive, and a power of attorney — the legal pieces, explained in plain English.
See the four documents →Every account, login, and policy your family would need — encrypted, organized, and scored so you can see what's left to do.
How the locker works →Licensed estate planning attorneys and advisors in your state, for when you want a human's help.
Find help in your state →Online services sell you a document and stop there. Relative Ease exists for everything the document doesn't do.
Drafting a will or trust is a licensed attorney's job. We never do it. Instead, our directory connects you with licensed estate planning attorneys in your own state — free to browse, free to use.
The locker, the family handoff checklist, the directory, the guides: free for families. No plan to buy before you're allowed to prepare, and no membership standing between your family and your information.
A will names who gets what. It doesn't hand your family your email password, your account list, your policies, or your final wishes. That gap is where estates stall — and it's the gap Relative Ease closes.
For attorneys and advisors: we're a channel, not a competitor — listings are free, claims are free, and the families we send you arrive organized. List your practice →
Why this matters
Dying is hard enough on the people you love. What happens in the weeks after comes down to one thing: whether your stuff was together.
Your family inherits a mess along with their grief.
Everything in place. Nothing left to chance.
None of these require a large estate. They exist to make sure the people you trust have the authority to act, and no one has to guess what you wanted.
Names an executor, directs how property and belongings are distributed, and can name a guardian for minor children. Without one, your state's default succession law decides for you.
Holds assets on your behalf while you're alive and passes them to beneficiaries without going through probate court — often faster and more private than a will alone.
States your wishes for medical treatment if you can't speak for yourself, and can name a healthcare agent to make decisions on your behalf.
Authorizes someone you choose to manage your finances or medical care if you become unable to. Without one, your family may need a court's permission to act for you.
My locker — a secure vault for your family
Legal documents are only half of a seamless handoff. When someone dies, their family doesn't just need the will — they need the bank login, the investment account, the crypto wallet, the email address every password reset flows through. My locker is a secure, encrypted vault where you organize all of it, so the people you love aren't locked out when it matters most.
Bank logins, investments, crypto, insurance policies, subscriptions — plus the documents themselves — sorted into categories your family can actually navigate.
Answer five quick questions and get a starter checklist built for you. Tap each item, fill in the secret, done.
A readiness score shows what's covered — and exactly what your family would still be missing if something happened tomorrow.
Everything you store is encrypted. Only you can read it — we can't see your passwords, and neither can anyone else.
If you died today, could your loved ones log in to your accounts? Take two minutes and find out where you stand.
Open your lockerFree · Encrypted · Takes about 2 minutes
Three pieces, one place. We don't give legal advice — we make getting organized effortless, and bring in licensed professionals when you need them.
See the four legal documents that cover almost everyone, explained in plain English — including what your state's rules mean for each one.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll build your checklist. Add accounts as you go — everything is encrypted, and a readiness score shows what's left.
When you want a human's help, find licensed estate planning attorneys and advisors in your state — and reach out directly, on your terms.
People come to Relative Ease to get their whole estate organized — documents, digital locker, and professional help in one place. We're building state-by-state directory pages that people find when they search "estate planning attorney in [your state]." Early listings shape how each page looks.
No cost to be listed today. When we introduce paid placements, everyone already listed gets a locked-in early rate.
Visitors arrive because they typed "living will" or "estate attorney [state]" into a search bar. They're closer to hiring someone than a typical referral.
When someone requests help in your state and practice area, we'll route the inquiry to you directly — no bidding, no shared leads sold to five firms at once.
List once per state you're licensed and practicing in. Multi-state firms can claim each state separately.
Takes about two minutes. We'll follow up before anything goes live.
