Built on authoritative source law.

TrustProvince is a document preparation service, not a law firm. Every architectural decision references ABA Model Rules, state ethics codes, and UPL statutes across U.S. jurisdictions. We hold ourselves to a standard of continuous, rigorous compliance: because the families who rely on these documents deserve rigorous, source-grounded preparation at every step. Our role is to support the attorney's work, not supplant it. Technology here is infrastructure: it organizes, structures, and surfaces. The judgment, the review, and the final authority always belong to you. Every term in these documents is defined by its authoritative statutory source: not predicted from pattern. Where most tools approximate legal language, we trace each word back to the enacted statute, the governing regulation, or the model rule it reflects.

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For licensed attorneys

Join the TrustProvince review network.

TrustProvince routes prepared document packages to licensed, jurisdiction-matched attorneys for professional review. Clients select their own attorney: either from the free informational directory or by inviting an attorney they already work with. TrustProvince accepts no payment from any attorney.

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What you get, at no cost

Free use of TruCite for your clients

Registered attorneys can offer their clients access to the TruCite onboarding preparation at no charge: documents arrive pre-assembled and ready for professional review.

Free legislation change notifications

Stay ahead of statutory changes in the jurisdictions you serve. TrustProvince monitors primary sources and notifies you when rule changes affect document preparation in your state.

A streamlined review workflow

Receive fully assembled document packages via a secure portal. No intake, no data collection, no template work. Your fee is set by you and paid directly to you: TrustProvince receives nothing.

UPL compliance architecture

Designed for attorneys to scrutinize.

The twelve-layer UPL defense is not a legal opinion: it is a published design posture grounded in ABA Model Rules, state ethics rules, and UDAP statutes across U.S. jurisdictions.

  1. Not a law firm. No legal advice. AI-assisted. No attorney–client relationship: declared on 9 mandatory surfaces: Terms, Privacy Policy, every-page footer, signup, dashboard banner, email footers, off-ramp, engagement-summary cover, and the delivery gate.

  2. Prominent at the outset of every interaction, never buried in Terms: compliant with Utah UAIPA (SB 226) and Maine 10 M.R.S. §1500-DD, per ABA Formal Op. 512 (July 2024).

  3. Structurally enforced at every output layer: available options are ordered simplest → most complex, information only: never a recommendation.

  4. A verified, licensed, jurisdiction-matched attorney on every engagement. The Attorney Review Agreement binds scope to review of the prepared documents: not a certification of execution-readiness.

  5. No string implies client action; "execute," "ready to sign," and "approved for" are banned across all output. Delivery clears a 7-checkbox acknowledgment gate, and a free off-ramp precedes any payment.

  6. TrustProvince never recommends, ranks, filters, or compensates attorneys. The directory is an unranked, unfiltered, non-exhaustive reference list: the ABA Rule 7.2(b) "without more" carve-out.

  7. Every word that appears in the prepared documents — and every piece of text shown to clients — follows a strict content rulebook. Attorney determinations are reproduced exactly as written: the platform never rephrases, summarizes, or interprets them. Language that implies the platform is giving legal advice, or that documents are ready to execute, is prohibited throughout. Every document set passes an automated content check before delivery, and the rulebook is reviewed each quarter.

  8. Every provision in the prepared documents traces to a specific question and answer from the client questionnaire. The attorney portal presents the complete questionnaire, organized by section, alongside the documents, so the reviewing attorney can follow exactly which factual answers drove which structural decisions. Courts have found that attorney review must be substantive to carry UPL-insulating weight; a review package that shows only the output and not the inputs that produced it creates rubber-stamping risk. TrustProvince is built to close that gap: the attorney reviews both the documents and the full record of facts they rest on.

  9. Every structural provision traces to enacted primary authority — a statute, a regulation, or official case law — through a fixed source hierarchy. The platform recites the law; it does not opine on it. Factual recitation of public law is not legal advice.

  10. Each attorney review is recorded with a cryptographic attorney signature and a tamper-evident record of what was reviewed and when. The questionnaire, the prepared documents, and the attorney's determinations are preserved for seven years and remain available to both the client and the attorney.

  11. The platform pays attorneys nothing and is paid by attorneys nothing — no referral fees, no fee-sharing, no commissions, in either direction. The client pays the attorney directly, off-platform, at a fee the attorney sets. The platform has no visibility into, and no influence over, that fee. ABA Rules 5.4 and 7.2.

  12. Prepared documents carry placeholders, not people. Legal names, beneficiaries, trustees, addresses, account numbers, Social Security numbers, and signatures are never collected and never stored. The client fills these in privately, on their own device. A breach reveals no client identity, because none is held.

Launching August 2026