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Set up a TRUST

Your complete plan to protect and transfer your assets. A Trust prevents your loved ones from losing time and money in probate court.

  • Popular choice for homeowners

  • Contains all will documents

  • Goes into effect while you're living

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Write your WILL

Cover the basics, like who will be responsible for your children and what should happen to your assets after you're gone.

  • Does not prevent probate court

  • Most affordable estate plan

  • Goes into effect after you're gone

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Trust estate plan
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Trust estate plan

$449 per individual, or $549 for a couple

Our Trust Estate Plan offers a comprehensive solution for managing and protecting your assets.

  • Bypass probate court involvement to keep your affairs confidential.

  • Designate trusted guardians for your children and pets.

  • Assign responsible individuals to manage your affairs.

  • Clearly define the distribution of specific gifts, including money, possessions, and property.

  • Control the allocation of your assets as per your preferences.

  • Ensure that selected individuals are excluded from receiving your property.

  • Revocable Living Trust: A flexible legal entity to manage and distribute your assets.

  • Schedule of Assets: A detailed list of assets incorporated into your Revocable Living Trust.

  • Last Will & Testament (Pour-Over Will): A legal document to distribute any assets not included in the trust.

  • Advance Healthcare Directive (aka Living Will): Outlines your end-of-life medical care preferences.

  • Power of Attorney: Legally appoints someone to make decisions on your behalf when necessary.

Documents

  • Bypass probate court involvement to keep your affairs confidential.

  • Designate trusted guardians for your children and pets.

  • Assign responsible individuals to manage your affairs.

  • Clearly define the distribution of specific gifts, including money, possessions, and property.

  • Control the allocation of your assets as per your preferences.

  • Ensure that selected individuals are excluded from receiving your property.

Benefits

  • Revocable Living Trust: A flexible legal entity to manage and distribute your assets.

  • Schedule of Assets: A detailed list of assets incorporated into your Revocable Living Trust.

  • Last Will & Testament (Pour-Over Will): A legal document to distribute any assets not included in the trust.

  • Advance Healthcare Directive (aka Living Will): Outlines your end-of-life medical care preferences.

  • Power of Attorney: Legally appoints someone to make decisions on your behalf when necessary.

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FAQs

The cost of an Estate Plan can vary significantly based on your circumstances and the complexity of your assets. Instead of viewing it simply as an expense, consider it a personalized strategy to Protect your Legacy. We collaborate with you to develop solutions that fit your needs and budget, ensuring they are accessible, inclusive, and reasonably priced.
We offer a WILL-Based Estate Plan for just $159 and a TRUST-Based Estate Plan for $599. Additionally, if you would like to discuss your plan with a lawyer, we provide attorney support for an extra $200.

Creating an Estate Plan is a process that requires careful attention to ensure it accurately reflects your wishes. It is akin to crafting a masterpiece; the timeline can vary, but we work diligently to expedite the process without compromising the quality and accuracy your legacy deserves. On average, it takes about 20 minutes to complete a TRUST-Based Plan and 15 minutes for a WILL-Based Plan.
The duration of the probate process, however, varies depending on the size of the Estate and the State in which you reside. Rest assured, our professionals make every effort to expedite the process while maintaining the quality and accuracy your legacy requires.

Both a TRUST and a WILL are essential components of a comprehensive Estate Plan, but they serve different purposes.
A WILL is a legal document that specifies your wishes for distributing your assets after your death. It may include instructions on how to divide your assets, who will care for any minor children, and how to make charitable contributions.
In contrast, a TRUST is a formal arrangement that has the authority to hold and manage assets on your behalf during your lifetime and after your death.
There are three key differences between a TRUST and a WILL:
1. A TRUST can take effect as soon as it is created, whereas a will only take effect after your death.
2. A WILL must go through the probate process, which is a court-supervised procedure for distributing property.
3. A TRUST can remain private, while a will is a matter of public record.

Notarization may not always be required, but it adds an extra layer of validity and protection to your estate documents. Our experts will help you navigate the notarization requirements to ensure your documents adhere to the highest standards.

As life evolves, it's essential to adjust your Estate Plan accordingly. We provide a seamless process for updating your documents. Contact us, and we will help you reflect on your current wishes, ensuring your legacy aligns with your life.

Your Estate Plan reflects your wishes and can be modified as life changes. We are here to discuss updates and ensure your Estate Plan reflects your aspirations and values.

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