Help Build the Future of State-Specific Estate Planning Education
AEPS is building a state-by-state educational platform featuring videos, resources, books, and one contributing attorney per state.
One Contributing Attorney per state
Build statewide authority - not just local visibility
Educational content designed to attract the right clients
Founder-level participation currently available in select states
A brief introductory call is the best way to explore whether AEPS may be a strong fit for your state.
Where Estate Planning Is Heading
Before learning more about how the platform works, I encourage you to watch this short discussion about how consumers learn about estate planning, how trust is built, and why state-specific educational content may become increasingly important in the years ahead.
Contributing Attorneys
AEPS is expanding state by state with one Contributing Attorney per state.
Adam Hicks
Georgia Contributing Attorney
Lanier Legacy Group LLC
Adam works with individuals and families across Georgia to design thoughtful, practical estate plans that provide clarity, protection, and long-term confidence.
Jared Norton
Texas Contributing Attorney
Norton Law, PLLC
Jared works with individuals and families across Texas to design thoughtful, practical estate plans that reflect their goals, protect what they have built, and provide clarity for those they leave behind.
Elena Ortega-Tauler
Florida Contributing Attorney
Legacy Trust Counsel, P.A.
Elena works with individuals and families across South Florida to create thoughtful estate plans that help protect loved ones, preserve family harmony, and provide long-term peace of mind.
Patrick Cawley
Pennsylvania Contributing Attorney
Keystone Elder Law P.C.
Patrick works with individuals and families across Central Pennsylvania to help them navigate estate planning, elder law, long-term care planning, and estate administration with clarity and confidence.
Catherine Martinez
Louisiana Contributing Attorney
Rabalais Martinez, LLC
Catherine works with Louisiana individuals and families to create thoughtful estate plans designed to provide clarity, protection, and peace of mind under Louisiana’s unique legal system.
Why AEPS Exists
Most estate planning information available online is national in scope, but estate planning law is not. Families searching for answers often encounter general information that doesn’t fully apply to their state. This creates confusion, leads to misunderstandings, and sometimes results in costly planning decisions.
The American Estate Planning Series was created to address that gap. It combines:
• Clear explanations of core estate planning concepts
• State-specific guidance reflecting each state’s legal framework
• Input from experienced estate planning attorneys to ensure accuracy and practical relevance
The goal is not simply to create more content.
The goal is to create clear, reliable estate planning education organized by state—so people can understand how things actually work where they live.
How This Works (For Attorneys)
1. Contributing Attorney — State Partner
One attorney per state is selected as the Contributing Attorney.
This is a long-term role focused on helping shape how estate planning is explained and understood in your state.
Typical involvement includes:
Reviewing state-specific educational content
Providing practical guidance based on real-world experience
Participating in updates as laws and planning strategies evolve
2. What This Role Provides
One-per-state positioning as the featured attorney
Visibility tied to a growing educational platform
Association with a structured, long-term content system
Opportunity to build authority beyond your immediate local market
3. Educational Video Opportunity
Many attorneys want to create educational videos but never develop a system around it.
AEPS provides structure and guidance for:
state-specific educational videos
clear, practical explanations of planning concepts
content that helps families understand how planning actually works
Videos may be featured on:
your state’s AEPS pages
the American Estate Planning Series YouTube channel
If this aligns with how you want to build your practice and professional presence, you can apply below.
Why This Is Different From Simply Creating Your Own Content
Many attorneys can create their own educational content. AEPS is not built around simply posting videos.
The value of participation is in how state-specific educational content is:
🔹 positioned within a broader platform designed around one attorney per state
🔹 organized into a long-term educational system rather than isolated posts
🔹 connected to a growing state-specific presence that may include resource pages, video libraries, and book-based credibility
🔹 structured to build long-term authority and visibility over time
AEPS participation is designed for attorneys who want to build a long-term educational presence within a broader state-specific platform — not simply publish isolated content independently.
AEPS is intended for attorneys who want more than independent content creation alone.
Future Expansion: Metro Opportunities (Later Stage)
The primary focus of AEPS is the one-per-state Contributing Attorney role.
As the platform expands, additional opportunities may open for attorneys in specific metro areas.
These roles are designed to:
provide a local point of contact for individuals who prefer working with an attorney in their immediate area
complement the statewide educational role of the Contributing Attorney
support long-term platform growth as more content and resources are developed
This is a later phase of development and not the primary focus during early expansion.
Additional details on metro participation will be shared as the platform evolves.
Additional Discussions & Walkthroughs
If you’d like a broader overview of how the platform works and where it’s going, these short videos provide additional context.
Platform in Action
Here is a brief example of how AEPS is beginning to take shape at the state level.
For Estate Planning Attorneys: One Attorney Per State (How This Works)
Georgia Example: Building the Platform at the State Level
How the Model Works
Why This Opportunity Exists
The Future of Estate Planning Education
Consumer behavior is changing rapidly. More people are using AI tools, online education, and digital resources to better understand estate planning before they ever contact an attorney.
This discussion explores why trusted educational guidance may become even more valuable in the years ahead — and why educational authority may increasingly matter for estate planning attorneys.
Important Notes
AEPS is designed as a long-term educational platform—not a traditional lead generation service.
🔹 The focus is on building clear, state-specific educational resources
🔹 Participation is intended to support long-term professional visibility, not short-term advertising
🔹 AEPS does not set fees or control attorney-client relationships
Participation is limited:
🔹 One Contributing Attorney is selected per state
🔹 Additional attorneys may be included in select metro areas over time
🔹 Current Contributing Attorneys are expected to receive priority consideration regarding future metro participation opportunities within their states
🔹 All participation is reviewed to ensure alignment with the educational goals of the platform
Early Expansion Participation
AEPS is currently expanding into additional states on a selective basis.
🔹 Current participation rate: $495/month
🔹 Participation is intended for attorneys helping shape the platform state by state
🔹 Participation terms may evolve over time as additional states are added and platform visibility continues to expand
🔹 Existing founder-state attorneys retain their original participation terms
Takes 2–3 minutes. We’ll review and follow up within 24 hours.
Want to Learn More First?
If you would like additional information about AEPS before completing the full attorney questionnaire, you can request information here. This is a simple first step to learn more about the platform and whether your market may be a fit.
Tell Us About Your Practice (Next Step)
To begin a more detailed conversation, please complete the short questionnaire below.
This typically takes 2–3 minutes and helps us understand your practice and determine whether there may be a strong fit for participation in AEPS.
If appropriate, we will follow up to schedule a brief conversation.
Attorney Interest Questionnaire
If this aligns with how you want to build your practice and professional presence, you can get started below.
This takes about 2–3 minutes. We use it to understand your practice and determine whether there may be a good fit for participation in AEPS.
If it looks like a strong fit, we’ll follow up to schedule a brief conversation.
Participation opportunities are limited as the platform expands state by state. Submitting this form does not create any obligation.
We review submissions promptly and will follow up within 24–48 hours.