Ohio · Legacy Trust
Set up your Ohio revocable living trust.
Avoid probate, keep your estate private, stay in control. Drafted to Ohio law using attorney-reviewed templates.
About an hour start to finish, online
Why a living trust
It comes down to one thing: probate.
Without a trust, your estate goes through probate — a public, court-supervised process that can take months and cost your family thousands. A living trust skips it.
Skip probate court
Your assets pass directly to the people you choose — no court, no months-long wait.
Keep it private
Probate is public record. A trust keeps your estate, and your beneficiaries, out of the public file.
Stay in control
You're the trustee while you're alive — move assets in or out, amend, or revoke anytime.
Create your trust online in three steps.
Answer a few questions
Your family, your assets, your wishes — plain language, reviewed for your state.
About 52 minutesGet your trust + pour-over will
We draft your revocable living trust and the pour-over will that backs it up, from attorney-reviewed templates.
Attorney-reviewed templatesSign, notarize & fund
Notarize online, then we guide you through funding the trust so it actually works.
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What's in your Legacy Trust package
Everything in Legacy, plus a revocable living trust to avoid probate and keep your estate private.
- Revocable Living Trust
- Pour-Over Will
- Financial Power of Attorney
- Healthcare Directive
- HIPAA Authorization
- Online notarization (RON) in supported states
Ohio requirements
What your trust needs in Ohio
We handle each of these in the intake. The fields below come from our attorney-reviewed Ohio record — same data the generated document uses.
- Witnesses required
- 2 (min. age 18)
- Self-proving affidavit
- Supported
- Notarization required
- Optional
- Remote Online Notarization
- Permitted
The honest answer
Is a living trust right for you?
We'd rather you buy the right thing. Here's the honest version.
A trust is worth it if…
- You own a home or other real estate
- You have a blended family or minor children
- You own property in more than one state
- You want to keep your estate out of public probate
A will may be enough if…
- Your estate is straightforward
- You don't own real estate
- Your asset values are smaller
- You're comfortable with probate
The real comparison
See what probate could cost your family.
Probate runs 3%–7% of your estate and ties it up for months. A funded living trust skips it entirely — move the sliders to see your numbers.
Set up your Legacy Trust for $549 flat — often less than probate on even a modest estate.
Build a trust that avoids thisEstimate based on typical state probate fees and timelines. Actual cost depends on your estate. A trust must be funded to avoid probate.
FAQ
Common questions
What does a revocable living trust actually do for me?
It moves your assets into a trust you control. When you pass, those assets transfer to your beneficiaries without going through probate — faster, private, and usually cheaper.
Can I change it later?
Yes. A revocable trust is fully amendable and revocable during your lifetime. You stay in control of everything in it.
Will I still need a will?
Yes — we include a pour-over will, which catches anything not titled into the trust at the time of your death and routes it in.
How does notarization work?
Ohio permits remote online notarization, so you can complete the whole trust execution from home.
Can you create a trust online?
Yes. You can create a revocable living trust online with Inhira in about 60 minutes. You answer plain-language questions about your family and what you own, and we draft the trust and the pour-over will that backs it up, written to the execution rules of the state you'll sign in.
How do you create a trust online?
Three steps. You answer questions about your family, your property and who should receive it. We draft your revocable living trust and pour-over will to your state's law. Then you sign and notarize online, and we walk you through funding the trust — moving your assets into it, which is the step that makes a trust actually work.
Can I create a family trust online?
Yes. A “family trust” is usually just a revocable living trust set up to pass property to a spouse, children or grandchildren, and that is what Inhira builds. You name who receives what, and you can name a trustee to hold a child's share until they reach an age you choose.
Can I create an irrevocable trust online?
No. Inhira builds revocable living trusts — the kind you can amend or revoke at any time while you're alive. An irrevocable trust gives up that control permanently, usually for tax or Medicaid reasons, and it is worth setting up with an estate attorney who knows your circumstances.
Is there a free way to create a trust online?
Not with Inhira — Legacy Trust is $549 flat, which covers the trust, the pour-over will and online notarization. If cost is the deciding factor, our Foundation plan builds a real last will and testament for free. A will goes through probate where a funded trust does not, so it is a genuine trade rather than a lesser version of the same thing.
Keep your estate out of probate — and in your family's hands.
Set up your living trust online today, from attorney-reviewed templates.