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Trust & Will, a leading digital estate planning platform, seeks a seasoned General Counsel to own the legal function and advise the executive team. You will lead the in-house team focused on privacy, AI, and corporate matters, overseeing regulatory compliance, contracts, and risk management.
You will partner with product, engineering, finance, and sales to drive scalable legal processes, governance, and strategic guidance across markets while supporting growth and responsible innovation.
Founded in 2017, Trust & Will is the leading digital estate planning platform, trusted by over one million users. We provide modern, accessible solutions to help families protect their legacies with attorney-approved, legally valid documents tailored to individual state requirements. Our seamless online platform simplifies the estate planning and settlement process, empowering individuals to create wills and trusts while also partnering with financial advisors, attorneys, and large institutions to make legacy planning more inclusive and affordable.
If you'd like to join us, we are looking for a General Counsel who will serve as a key member of our leadership team, owning the legal function and translating business strategy into practical legal guidance. Reporting directly to the CFO, this role will manage a focused in-house legal team and work cross-functionally with key stakeholders: product, engineering, finance, sales, marketing, and beyond, as well as external partners.
You’re a business-minded legal leader who thrives in a fast-paced, mission-driven startup. You have a deep understanding of regulatory frameworks (especially in fintech, estate planning, AI, and privacy), and you’re excited about the opportunity to lead a legal function that supports innovation, manages risk, and protects our customers. You’re collaborative, practical, and enjoy finding solutions that balance risk with business opportunity.
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Applications will be accepted through November 20, 2026. If the deadline is extended, this posting will be updated.
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