Pro Per Probate Pathways

Your step-by-step guide from confusion to clarity in probate court

These courses are designed for Californians who can’t afford a lawyer but refuse to stay silent. Pro Per Probate Pathways is a step-by-step guide to contesting a trust or will without an attorney. Start with the free foundations course to learn court basics, then move into case prep and petition building. More pathways — like financial accounting and discovery — will be added soon.

Step 1. (FREE)

Probate Foundations: Probate Court, Standing, and Statute of Limitations

[California Edition] Are you unsure if your situation even belongs in probate court? This free mini-course gives you the clarity you need before spending time, energy, or money. Inside, you’ll learn if you're in right place (probate court), the right person (standing), and if you're filing on time (statute of limitations).

👉 Sign Up for the Free Course

Step 2. ($249)

Case Prep:

Getting Lawyer-Ready and Start Building Your Case

[California Edition] Avoid paying thousands for a lawyer to sort through your confusion. This course teaches probate basics, common legal grounds, and the evidence courts actually accept. Walk into your consultation fully prepared to make the most of every valuable minute — while also building lasting confidence if you decide to go it alone.

👉 Join the Wait list HERE

Step 3. ($1999)

Petition Builder:

Organizing and Writing a Compelling Petition

[California Edition] Turn your preparation into action. In this course, you’ll learn how to structure and format your petition the right way—covering legal grounds, evidence, title pages, verifications, exhibits, and more. By the end, you’ll have a clear, compelling petition that tells your story in the way probate court requires.

👉 Join the Wait list HERE

Not sure where to begin?

Take the free “Do You Have a Strong Case?” Quiz to find out if you’re ready for probate court.

👉 Take the Free Quiz

Note: These courses are for educational purposes only, not legal advice. Please see a probate attorney for guidance on your specific case.

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