A trust keeps moving.

A signed trust is only the beginning.

Funding, life changes, and handoffs can leave a trust behind. TrustHelm keeps the agreement, duties, and people connected in one clear plan.

  1. Signed: Sign a clear trust for those you support.
  2. Funded: Fund the trust with the right assets.
  3. Kept current: Update duties as life changes.
  4. Connected: Keep the trust team on track together.
  5. Handed over: Give successors what they need to step in.
  6. Fulfilled: Help the trust reach the people it was for.
SignedSign a clear trustfor those you support.FundedFund the trust withthe right assets.Kept currentUpdate duties aslife changes.ConnectedKeep the trust teamon track together.Handed overGive successors whatthey need to step in.FulfilledHelp the trust reachthe people it was for.
SignedSign a clear trustfor those you support.FundedFund the trust withthe right assets.Kept currentUpdate duties aslife changes.ConnectedKeep the trust teamon track together.Handed overGive successors whatthey need to step in.FulfilledHelp the trust reachthe people it was for.

Grounded in State Law

Statute compliance for every state

TrustHelm maps trustee duties to each state's trust law across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., including UTC and non-UTC jurisdictions.

UTC statesNon-UTC states
37
UTC jurisdictions
Following the Uniform Trust Code framework
14
non-UTC states
State-specific trust statutes
51
Total jurisdictions
All 50 states + Washington, D.C.

A trust works better when everyone can do their part.

Start with trust instructions, review legal responsibilities, then plan Roadmap actions. Unverified extractions need review.