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TRUSTS & WEALTHLetter of Intent Builder
Your data

Private by design — everything you type stays on this device, never sent anywhere.How that works

Your privacy, in plain words

Everything you type stays on this device. We never see it, and it is never sent anywhere. Download a backup file to keep it safe.

Where your answers live

Everything you type is stored in your browser, on this device — a feature called local storage. It is never uploaded, transmitted, or synced by us. Trusts & Wealth has no server that receives it, no database that holds it, and no way to see it. You can confirm this yourself: open your browser's developer tools while you type — the network tab stays quiet.

What that means in practice

  • Your work stays on this device. Another computer or phone won't see it — unless you move it yourself with a backup file.
  • Clearing browser data erases your letter. If you (or a cleanup tool) clear this site's data, the letter is gone. Please download a backup file now and then — it takes one click.
  • Private or shared computers: on a library or family computer, use the Delete all my data button when you finish, or work in a private/incognito window and export a backup before closing it.

Why we never ask for Social Security or account numbers

A Letter of Intent is meant to be copied and handed around — to caregivers, schools, hospitals, a trustee. Documents that travel should not carry numbers that can be abused. So this tool never asks for Social Security numbers, account numbers, or policy numbers. Instead, the letter records where your family keeps those, so the right person can find them and nobody else can.

No tracking of what you type

This tool contains no analytics scripts, no ad pixels, and no session recording. Nothing you type into any field is captured by us or by anyone else through this site.

The legal fine print, plainly

This tool is offered by Trusts & Wealth, PLLC as a free public resource. It does not provide legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is formed by using it. A Letter of Intent is not a will, not a trust, and not legally binding on anyone. It works best alongside — never instead of — a special needs trust and a complete estate plan prepared with a qualified attorney in your state. If you have questions about protecting a loved one's benefits or future, talk with a special needs planning attorney.

ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. Trusts & Wealth, PLLC is a Virginia law firm. This tool describes legal concepts in general terms and is not a prediction or guarantee of any outcome.

Questions?

Call Trusts & Wealth, PLLC at (703) 745-5565 or write to [email protected].