The Small Estate Kit — $39 One-Time

What is inside

The Bank-Refusal Playbook. The module the kit leads with: the prep-call script that reaches the estate department, the cover letter with your state's statute citation filled into the argument, and the escalation ladder — branch, legal department, regulator, one attorney hour — in the order that works. Includes the Georgia exception, where banks need not honor the affidavit at all.
Your State's Affidavit Walkthrough. All 51 jurisdictions, walked in order: the limit for the date of death, the wait and its first usable date, the official form by its real name, where the paper goes, the signing and notary rules, and the traps printed on that state's public page — generated from the same checked dataset as the checker.
The Asset Inventory Worksheets. The three-worksheet count that decides everything: everything listed, the netting pass that removes what passes automatically (the step most families — and most charts — skip), and the counted estate carried into the affidavit, with the near-line protocol when you land within ten percent.
Creditors & Death Debts, in the Right Order. The signer's personal duty, made workable: the full debt list, the statutory order worked as a checklist, the insolvent-estate stop line, the collector script that ends the calls lawfully, and the Medicaid-recovery note for houses.
The Timeline Calendar. Your estate's four clocks on one page — the wait, the certificates, the claims windows and tax dates, the titles — with the realistic shape of a clean affidavit estate from week one to the closing of the file.
The Letters & Scripts Pack. The four papers beyond the bank letter: to an insurer or employer holding money, to a creditor who has called, the title-office script for vehicles, and the closing letter to heirs that ends questions before they become disputes.

Included in the $39 Small Estate Kit: all six sections above, built on the same checked dataset as the checker on this site (rules checked October 2026) — not a form. The state's form is usually free; the path is what the kit sells.

Who it is for

The checker put you on the affidavit path or the summary track — or close enough that the count decides it. You want the settlement as one document instead of forty court PDFs and a bank's voicemail tree: the refusal playbook, the exact walkthrough for your state and your date of death, and the creditor order worked before you sign anything.

Who it is not for

Estates in a genuine dispute, estates that cannot pay their debts, and estates with property in several states — those belong with a probate attorney, and the checker says so in its verdict when it sees them. The kit is also not legal advice and never pretends the court can be skipped when the law says otherwise; it prepares you to use the shortcut the law actually built.

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Questions

How is the kit delivered?

Instantly, as a web page you can read and print — the link arrives with your payment confirmation. No account to create and nothing to install.

Does it cover my state — and my date of death?

All 51 jurisdictions are in the walkthrough, and the limits are versioned by date of death: if the person died before a recent increase, the kit uses the limit that governed then, and says so.

Is the affidavit form itself included?

The walkthrough names your state's official form and where the state publishes it — most are free from the court. What the kit adds is everything around the form: the count, the bank playbook, the order of debts, the calendar. A form without the path is how families end up with the right paper for the wrong procedure.

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