For Zoop agents

The Great
Estate Rescue

A complimentary live webinar on wills, trusts, probate and the plan a family actually needs. You invite. Robert and Hannah teach, follow up and help turn guests into planning conversations, with credit to you at every step.

  • Second Wednesday, monthly
  • 4 PM Arizona time
  • Google Meet
  • 60 minutes with Q&A
  • Nothing is sold

Next session: Wednesday, November 11.

What it is

Famous estates, plain English and one simple plan

The Great Estate Rescue is an hour on the questions families put off: what a will really does, why probate court costs time and privacy, what happens when a parent can't sign, why married isn't enough and why an 18-year-old's parents can be shut out. Real stories, a little humor and a live Q&A. Nothing is sold in the room.

Would it be unreasonable to invite the people who've told you they need to "get their stuff together"?

Why it works for you

  • Your guests hear the story before anyone talks options
  • They arrive at the 1:1 already knowing what worries them
  • Every guest who uses your link is credited to you
  • It opens the door to retirement, tax and protection conversations you'd want to have anyway

How it works

They attend first. Then you reach out.

We'd love every guest to hear the Great Estate Rescue before a 1:1. Some won't want to, and that's okay too. Here's the path we've built.

Would it be unreasonable to invite three families this week?

  1. You share your invite linkBy text, email, Facebook, your signature or the QR code.
  2. Your guest registers, and you hear about itYou get an email the moment they register, with the session date and their contact details. We send them the Google Meet link and reminders.
  3. They attend and ask questionsFamous estates, the basics, eight everyday scenarios and live Q&A.
  4. We offer a 1:1, or nothingA complimentary estate plan chat for anyone who wants one. A no is fine.
  5. The plan gets doneIf they enroll through your link, the estate plan is credited to you, and we handle the rest.

Who to invite

Think of the people who've said "I really should do that"

  • Homeowners, and anyone with property in more than one state
  • Parents of minor children, and blended families
  • Parents of 18 to 25-year-olds, who may not be able to see a medical chart or talk to a college without the right forms
  • Couples who assume "my spouse can just handle it"
  • Anyone with only a will, or a plan more than five years old
  • Business owners thinking about what comes next
  • Retirees and pre-retirees you already serve, including your GRR guests
  • Your own parents, in-laws and neighbors

Ways to share

Ready-to-send wording with your invite link built in

Copy, add the person's name, and send. Please keep the wording as written; if you'd like to change it, send your version to us first.

Text message

Hi [Name], I'm sharing a free online class called the Great Estate Rescue. In about an hour it covers wills vs. trusts, probate, and what your family would actually need if something happened, in plain English, and nothing is sold. It's live the second Wednesday of every month at 4 PM Arizona time, next on Wednesday, November 11. Would it be unreasonable to save yourself a seat?

Email

Subject: A free estate planning class you might find useful

Hi [Name],

I wanted to pass along something I think you'd value. The Great Estate Rescue is a complimentary one-hour live webinar on the questions most families put off: what a will really does (and doesn't), how to keep your family out of probate court, what happens if you can't sign for yourself, and what your adult kids need in place at 18.

It's plain English, with real stories and live Q&A, and nothing is sold. It runs the second Wednesday of every month at 4 PM Arizona time on Google Meet, next on Wednesday, November 11. Spouses are welcome.

Would it be crazy to save a seat?

[Your name]

Social post

Famous estates. Plain English. One simple plan.

The Great Estate Rescue is a free one-hour live webinar on wills, trusts, probate and the paperwork your family will actually need. Real stories, live Q&A, and nothing is sold. Spouses welcome.

Second Wednesday of every month, 4 PM Arizona time. Save your seat:

Facebook posts

Six posts, your link already in them

Post one a week and you've got a month and a half covered. Each one is short, friendly and ends with an easy question.

  1. Copy post puts the words and your link on your clipboard.
  2. Share on Facebook opens Facebook with your link's preview ready.
  3. Paste the words above the preview, then post. On Instagram, use the QR code above, since links in captions don't click.

Post 1 · Famous estates

Prince left no will. Aretha Franklin's handwritten wills turned up years later, one of them in a couch cushion. Both families spent years in court sorting it out.

The fix for most families is a lot simpler than the mess. That's what the Great Estate Rescue is about: a free one-hour live webinar with real stories, plain English and live Q&A. Nothing is sold.

🗓 Next: Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time · Google Meet
👉 Save a seat:

Would it be crazy to bring the person you plan with?

Post 2 · The will myth

Quick quiz: does a will keep your family out of probate court?

Most people say yes. The answer is no. A will is basically a set of instructions for the judge. Probate can take months, it's public record, and the costs come out of what you leave behind.

I'm sharing the Great Estate Rescue, a free live webinar that explains wills, trusts and probate side by side in about an hour. No jargon, nothing sold.

🗓 Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time
👉

Would it be a bad idea to find out where your plan stands?

Post 3 · Married isn't enough

"If something happens to me, my spouse can just handle it."

Not always. If an account is in one name, or your spouse can't sign, the other spouse may need the right paperwork, or a court's permission, to step in. Lots of couples find this out at the worst possible moment.

The Great Estate Rescue covers this and more in a free one-hour live webinar. Plain English, real stories, and nothing is sold.

🗓 Next: Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time
👉

Would it be ridiculous to watch it together?

Post 4 · Eighteen and locked out

Parents of 18 to 25-year-olds: the day your kid turns 18, you can lose the right to see their medical information or talk to their college, even if you're paying the bills.

A few simple forms fix it. Most families just don't know they need them.

That's one of the eight everyday situations we walk through in the Great Estate Rescue, a free one-hour live webinar. Nothing is sold.

🗓 Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time · Google Meet
👉

Would you be against sharing this with a parent who has a kid heading off to college?

Post 5 · Ducks in a row

Own a home? Have kids, or grandkids? A blended family, a business, or property in two states?

Then you've probably said "I really need to get our estate plan done" at least once. You're in good company.

The Great Estate Rescue is a relaxed, free one-hour live webinar that makes it simple: what you need, what you don't, and how to keep it out of court. Real stories, live Q&A, and nothing is sold.

🗓 Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time
👉 Save your seat:

Would it be unreasonable to finally check it off the list?

Post 6 · A gift to your family

Estate planning isn't really about dying. It's about making life easier for the people you love on the hardest day they'll have.

Who decides for you if you can't? Who raises the kids? Does your family sit in probate court for months, or just get on with it?

Robert and Hannah Johnson answer those questions in plain English in the Great Estate Rescue, a free live webinar on the second Wednesday of every month. Nothing is sold, and spouses are welcome.

🗓 Next: Wednesday, November 11 · 4 PM Arizona time
👉

Would it be crazy to tag someone who's been meaning to get this done?

Prefer to change the wording? Send your version to [email protected] first, so it stays compliant.

Estate plan referrals

When a client is ready, your third link does the rest

Your estate plan link opens greatestaterescue.com/estate-plan, where your client sees what probate could cost their family, compares two revocable living trust options, takes a one-minute Plan Chooser and checks out. Our team handles the Launch Appointment, intake, signing and funding.

Option A

Wealth.com Revocable Trust

$1,000

  • Built on Wealth.com's guided platform under the client's home-state law
  • Optional mobile notary: $300, added at checkout
  • Full refund any time before the intake appointment
Option B

Nevada Revocable Trust by Gulf Coast Law

$2,500

  • Attorney-drafted under Nevada law, available in any state, with a one-on-one attorney review
  • Florida deeds at no charge; other states $425 each plus recording
  • Full refund if the firm isn't the right fit after the first meeting
Your compensation

Your level × $500

Per client

  • Same on both options, whichever plan your client chooses
  • Paid monthly through your hierarchy, like life insurance commissions, once the client's refund window has closed
  • Recoverable if a client cancels, breaks the refund policy or disputes a charge, and due back within 5 business days

Both options include one joint trust for a married couple under one fee, lifetime updates at no additional cost, a Launch Appointment with our Intake Coordinator, and signing and funding guidance until the trust is funded. Questions about your level: [email protected] or 888-768-9667.

Keep it simple

A few guardrails

Please do

  • Use your links every time, so your guests are credited to you
  • Use the wording on this page, or keep yours to the date, time and link
  • Tell people it's free, it's educational, and nothing is sold
  • Send wording questions to us before you post

Please don't

  • Give legal or tax advice, or tell a client which trust is right for them
  • Promise outcomes such as asset protection or tax savings
  • Offer gifts, payment or prizes for registering
  • Collect payment yourself, change the pricing, or add your own claims to the posts

Questions

Agent FAQ

What does it cost my guests?

Nothing. The webinar and the 1:1 chat are complimentary, and nothing is sold during the webinar.

When is it, and how long does it run?

The second Wednesday of every month, 4:00 to 5:00 PM Arizona time, on Google Meet. There's no session in December 2026; we pick back up on January 13. Your guest picks the date when they register.

How is my guest credited to me?

Your invite link carries your Agent ID into the registration, so the guest lands on your record. If someone registers without your link, email [email protected] with their name and we'll sort it out.

Will I know when someone registers?

Yes. When a guest registers with your link, we email you right away with their name, phone, email and session date, plus a short note you can send so they feel welcome. The email goes to the address in our Agent directory. If it doesn't arrive, check spam, then email [email protected] so we can confirm your details.

Do I use the same Agent ID as Great Retirement Rescue?

Yes. One ID works for both programs and for your estate plan link. If you've opened your GRR links on this device, this page already knows it.

Can a client skip the webinar and go straight to a 1:1?

Of course. Send them your 1:1 chat link. Attending first is just the path that tends to work best.

How much do I earn on an estate plan?

Your level in the Zoop compensation plan times $500 for every client who enrolls through your link, on either option, paid monthly once the refund window closes.

Do I need to explain trusts to my clients?

No, and please don't advise on which trust is right. The webinar, the estate plan page, the Plan Chooser and our Launch Appointment take care of that.

I lost my links. How do I get them back?

Come back to this page. It remembers your Agent ID on each device, and it's on ZoopCrew.com under Quick Links. Bookmark it, or add it to your phone's home screen.

Zoop Benefits is not a law firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. Option A documents are created through Wealth.com's estate planning platform. Option B documents are prepared by Gulf Coast Law, P.A., which provides legal services directly to the client under its own engagement. For Zoop Crew use only.

Education, not advice: this site is general information, not legal, tax, accounting or investment advice for your situation. Zoop Benefits is an insurance agency, not a law firm. Legal services come only from licensed attorneys, tax advice only from licensed CPAs or qualified tax professionals, and investment advice only from appropriately registered professionals. Wealth.com is not a law firm. Laws vary by state.