After you lose someone, the estate can take a year to settle: the banks, the insurers, the claims, the closures, the deadlines. Wraply handles all of it, so you have room to grieve. One coordinator, one clear plan, and someone to call.
No cost to talk. Nothing is billed before work begins.
None of this has to be yours. We will take it.
Settling an estate is far more than dividing what someone owned. All of it is on us, unless you would like a hand in it.
A short form about your loved one, what you have on hand, and what you think exists. Not sure is a fine answer to every question.
Your dashboard opens with every task, deadline, and institution already organized for your county and your situation. Family can follow along from anywhere.
Your coordinator begins the notifications, claims, and closures. Anything you would rather not do, hand over with one tap.
Nothing is billed ahead. If you stop between stages, you owe nothing further. Stages can be billed to the estate rather than paid from your own pocket, and third party costs like certified copies and filing fees are separate.
No. Wraply is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We handle the administrative side of settling an estate. Anything requiring a court filing or a legal judgment goes to a licensed attorney you choose, and we can point you toward one.
Often yes, for the court side, and sometimes no. Smaller estates in Illinois can sometimes avoid probate entirely. We will tell you plainly what your situation looks like, and if you need an attorney, we work alongside them rather than in place of them.
Never. Wraply does not hold, move, or have access to estate funds, and is never a signer on any account. You remain in control of every decision and every dollar.
Many families are cash-poor early even when the estate is not. Fees are small and staged for that reason, and executors commonly pay a stage and reimburse themselves from estate funds later. Tell us your situation on the first call and we will find a workable arrangement, or tell you honestly if this is not the right service for your estate.
Most estates take nine to eighteen months, and estates in probate are usually held open at least six months by law. The paperwork burden is heaviest in the first two months, which is where we make the biggest difference.
A named coordinator you can call, supported by software that drafts the letters, tracks every deadline, and keeps nothing from slipping. The technology handles the volume so a person can handle you.
There is no rush and no pressure. Tell us where things stand and we will walk you through what comes next. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.