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GoGo Estate is an online estate planning platform allowing customers to create state-specific trusts and wills online in minutes. Our customers receive peace of mind because each online trust and will plan comes with built-in attorney support. We give each of our customers the necessary to preserve their legacy with our unique approach to online estate planning.
222 S Meramec Ave, Suite 202, 63105, St. Louis, United States
Absolutely love how easy it was to use this service. I sat down with my sons who are college age and watched as they completed the questions and printed the documents we needed. Also love that we for reminder emails about what to do next and where to go if we had questions.
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Thank you, Jennifer! We are glad that you and your family had such a positive experience with GoGo Estate!
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