Secure Your Legacy With Estate Planning
Protect Your Assets & Provide For Your Family
CREATE YOUR ESTATE PLANYou Deserve Peace Of Mind, And So Do Your Loved Ones
Protect What You’ve Built
No one likes thinking about what happens when they’re gone, but just imagine the challenges your loved ones could face without a plan.
Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy. It’s for anyone with assets they want to protect or pass on to their loved ones.
What Happens To The Things That Matter Most When You’re Gone?
You have the power to decide.
What If Estate Planning Could Be Simple?
With A Modern Law Firm, It Can Be!
Many families delay estate planning because they believe it’ll be too complicated, expensive, and emotional. It can also feel overwhelming to meet with attorneys and fill out endless paperwork.
With the right attorney, the process can be simple.
Planning For Your Estate Is Easy
1
Meet With An Attorney
Schedule a virtual meeting for a question and answer session.
2
Receive Your Estate Plan
We deliver your estate plan documents with easy-to-follow instructions.
3
Gain Peace of Mind
Feel confident that your wishes will be carried out as you intended.
When you plan your estate with us, you will:
Meet with an attorney virtually at a time that’s convenient for you
Save money by eliminating unnecessary procedures and paperwork that exist in a conventional law firm setting
Benefit from having a trust NOW, not just in the future
Know exactly what you’ll pay with flat-fee pricing
We’re A Different Kind Of Law Firm, But Don’t Just Take Our Word For It.
Common Questions About Estate Planning
Your state’s probate laws determine what happens to your assets if you pass without an estate plan. Get in touch and we’d be happy to discuss it with you.
Probate is the court proceeding your estate goes through to distribute your assets if you pass without an estate plan. It can be costly and time-consuming for your loved ones.
Wills and trusts both outline what happens to your assets after you pass, but they have many differences.
Wills do not become active until you pass, but a trust is active as soon as you sign it.
Wills are simpler. They typically name guardians for your children, decide where assets go, and outline any final arrangements you have in mind.
Trusts give a little more control over how you distribute your assets and they come in many forms.
Each person’s needs are unique, so let’s talk about which is right for you.
Wills do not become active until you pass, but a trust is active as soon as you sign it.
Wills are simpler. They typically name guardians for your children, decide where assets go, and outline any final arrangements you have in mind.
Trusts give a little more control over how you distribute your assets and they come in many forms.
Each person’s needs are unique, so let’s talk about which is right for you.
It’s Time To Preserve Your Legacy
The process is simple, so what are you waiting for?
CREATE YOUR ESTATE PLANGet In Touch
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