Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Technically, you already have an estate plan. Yes, you.

If you don’t create your own, the government already has one for you. And the government will NOT help you save on fees or taxes.


Now that I have your attention, here is some helpful information:

How do we develop an estate plan?

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Initial Consultation

02

Assessment and Analysis

03

Document Drafting and Review

04

Execution and Implementation

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Ongoing Support

What are the Benefits of Estate Planning?

  • Increase wealth through transfer timing and tax minimization 
  • Ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes
  • Avoid probate costs and delays
  • Protect loved ones from legal and financial complications
  • Ensure that medical and financial wishes are carried out 
  • Provide peace of mind knowing that your affairs are in order

Will Based Program

Benefits

  • Specify your final arrangements
  • Designate financial and financial agents 
  • Decide what should happen in a medical emergency 
  • Decide who will handle your affairs in the event of incapacity 
  • Leave specific gifts 
  • Determine how your assets will be distributed 
  • Exclude individuals from receiving your property
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Last Will and Testament

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Health Care Directives

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Power of Attorney

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Estate Planning Binder

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Digital Backup


Trust Program

Benefits

  • Increase wealth through transfer timing and tax minimization
  • Avoid probate court costs and delays
  • Decide what should happen in a medical emergency 
  • Decide who will handle your affairs in the event of incapacity 
  • Specify your final arrangements 
  • Leave specific gifts 
  • Determine how your assets will be distributed 
  • Add conditions to asset distributions 
  • Exclude individuals from receiving your property
  • Note any special requests
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Revocable Living Trust

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Health Care Directives

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Certificate of Trust

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Asset Inventory

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Digital Backup

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Pour Over Will

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Power of Attorney

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Funding Instructions

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Estate Planning Binder

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I’m busy. Will this take a lot of time?

    Estate planning is more efficient and affordable than many people expect. We streamline the process to create your essential documents promptly and cost-effectively. By investing a modest amount of time and resources now, you can save your family from future headaches and empty wallets. Your foresight in planning ahead will make you a hero to your loved ones.

  • Lawyers are expensive. Is this going to cost a lot?

    I’m not into surprise parties or surprise bills. With our estate planning programs, you’ll know exactly what you’re paying before we start plotting. AND…you’re getting a yearly review meeting, absolutely free! It’s like an annual check-up for your estate plan, minus the cold stethoscope and awkward paper gown. Every dollar you spend now will be returned in multiples to you and your loved ones as we set up a wealth-securing estate plan.

  • I am not that wealthy and I am pretty healthy. Can I just do this later?

    Estate planning is about protecting what matters to you and those you care about, regardless of your age or net worth. Even if you're young or don't consider yourself wealthy, you likely have assets such as a bank account, personal belongings, or digital assets that you'd want handled properly if something unexpected happened. Estate planning goes beyond asset distribution. It allows you to designate who would make medical decisions for you if you're incapacitated, ensures your children are cared for by people you trust, and can save your loved ones from difficult decisions and potential conflicts during an already stressful time. As your life evolves - getting married, having children, buying property - your estate plan can be updated to reflect these changes. Starting early gives you peace of mind and a foundation to build upon as your life and assets grow.

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