The Legacy, Innovation & Virtual Estate Planning (LIVE) Coalition announced today that the National Law Review (NLR) has joined its initiative to modernize estate planning through technology. With a 138-year legacy and over 3 million monthly readers, the NLR will help amplify the coalition's mission to make estate planning more accessible and affordable.
Fewer than one-third of Americans have an estate plan, highlighting a critical access gap. The LIVE Coalition advocates for policies that leverage digital tools to simplify legal processes. Gary Chodes, CEO of the NLR, stated, "The National Law Review joined the LIVE Coalition because of its commitment to advancing a more modern, accessible legal system. As the estate planning field evolves and goes digital, legal processes and governing law must keep pace."
Kristina Howard, Executive Director of the LIVE Coalition, said, "We’re thrilled to welcome the National Law Review. Their reach and leadership amplify the urgency of modernizing legal services and will help bring more of the legal community into this effort." The NLR's platform, found at NLR, provides breaking news and analysis for legal professionals.
The LIVE Coalition, detailed at livecoalition.com, brings together estate planning, legal services, technology, and financial planning organizations. This partnership underscores the growing recognition that technology can bridge the gap in estate planning access, ensuring families can protect their legacies efficiently.
