Your land tells your family's story. Let's make sure the next chapter is ready.
Farm families face a planning challenge that most tools ignore. Your farm is not just an asset. It is generations of work, care, and stewardship. Keeping it whole, keeping it running, and being fair to every child takes more than a will.
Succession Plan was built for families like yours.
We understand the problems you face.
The fairness problem.
One child farms the land. The others do not. Dividing things equally could mean selling the farm. You need a better way.
The liquidity problem.
You are land-rich and cash-poor. When the time comes, where does the money come from to settle the estate without selling acres?
The advisor problem.
Your attorney is in town. Your CPA is someone else. They don't talk to each other. The details of your farm are more complex than most advisors handle regularly.
The knowledge problem.
You know which fields are leased to whom. You know the grain contracts. But does anyone else?
How Succession Plan helps farm families.
Model what is fair.
Explore different ways to divide your estate. See what happens if one child gets the farm and the others get life insurance. Compare scenarios side by side.
Keep the farm whole.
Build a plan that protects the operation. Right of first refusal for the farming heir. Life insurance to treat everyone fairly without selling land.
Get your advisors on the same page.
Invite your attorney, CPA, and financial advisor into one shared view. Everyone sees the whole picture.
Write down what only you know.
Record the details your family would need. Leases, grain contracts, equipment locations, water shutoffs. Protect the operation, not just the paperwork.
Keep your plan current.
Bought a new parcel? Signed a new lease? We prompt you to update your plan when life changes. Your plan stays as current as your operation.
Available for farm families in these areas.
Where we are available
Live in 3 jurisdictions. More coming soon.
- Live in Iowa
- Live in South Dakota
- Live in Alberta, Canada
You don't have to do it all at once.
Start by uploading your existing will. Or just answer a few questions about your family and your land. There is no rush.
Start Your Farm Succession PlanQuestions? Call us. We understand farm families.