The Protected Family Plan… For the Families Raising the Next Generation: Why Estate Planning Can’t Wait

When you’re raising children, life moves fast. You’re packing lunches, managing schedules, keeping up with activities, and trying your best to build a future that feels secure, stable, and full of possibility.



Estate planning isn’t something you do later in life. Estate planning is something you do because you have a life worth protecting right now.

Recent data shows that only 36% of parents with children under 18 have a will.
It’s one of the most startling and preventable gaps in family protection.
And yet, these are the families who need planning the most.

Because when you’re raising children, you’re not just managing today.
You’re safeguarding tomorrow.

Why Estate Planning Matters for Young Families

Estate planning for parents is not about wealth or age. It’s about responsibility, clarity, and love.

Here’s what it really covers:

✔ Choosing who will care for your children if the unexpected happens

This one decision alone provides a level of relief you can’t put a price on.

✔ Ensuring your assets are used and distributed according to your wishes

So your children remain financially and emotionally supported.

✔ Preventing unnecessary court involvement, delays, and confusion

Without a plan, your family loses control at the exact moment they need it most.

✔ Creating peace of mind that your children, spouse, or co-parent is protected

This is what estate planning is really about: security, clarity, and intention.

The Protected Family Plan: Designed for Real Life

At Russo Law Offices, we saw how overwhelming estate planning can feel for young parents—especially when time, budget, and emotional bandwidth are limited.

  • So we created something different

  • Something doable

  • Something aligned with the reality of family life

The Protected Family Plan is a four-month guided process that gives your family a complete, legally sound estate plan—without the stress, confusion, or financial strain.

Here’s how it works:

Month 1: Discovery

We learn about your family, wishes, concerns, and goals.

Month 2: Drafting

Your documents are professionally prepared with clarity, care, and accuracy.

Month 3: Review & Align

We walk through everything together so you feel fully confident in every choice.

Month 4: Final Signing

Your plan becomes legally complete, your family becomes fully protected.

Flexible, Family-Friendly Payments

Your entire plan is completed in 4 months, with your fee divided into four manageable monthly payments.

The Benefits Go Far Beyond Documents

Estate planning isn’t paperwork. It’s peace of mind.
Here’s what families tell us they value most:

✨ A flexible, accessible payment structure
✨ Steady progress without feeling rushed or overwhelmed
✨ Clarity around guardianship, healthcare, finances, and legacy
✨ Confidence knowing your children and loved ones are protected
✨ Relief because the “what ifs” no longer live on your shoulders

This is where true security begins.

If You're Waiting for the ‘Right Time,’ This Is It

Life doesn’t wait for us to feel ready.
But planning gives you something priceless:
The quiet reassurance that your family is protected, no matter what tomorrow brings.

Estate planning is not an act of fear.
It’s an act of devotion.
An intentional choice to care for your family in every season of life.

If you’ve been carrying this on your mental to-do list, let’s make it real, together.

Learn more and get started with The Protected Family Plan today.
Your future and your children deserve the protection only planning can provide.


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*The information provided in this blog post is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Each individual's situation is unique, and the laws regarding estate planning can vary by jurisdiction. It is essential to consult with a qualified estate planning attorney to discuss your specific circumstances and to receive personalized legal advice. Russo Law Offices is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information contained in this post.
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