Estate Planning

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State-specific legally valid online Will & Living Trusts

Begin a Revocable Living Trust.
Living Trust
Begin a Will.
Will

Our attorney designed Living Trust forms are reviewed and updated for every state every year. Answer simple questions on our online questionnaire. Within a couple of hours, our highly trained staff are going to call you to go over your forms for problems, omissions, and misinterpreted questions. Then when it’s ready to go, our software will generate a legally valid Living Trust, tailored to your wishes and the laws of your state. Now, we send them to you to get signed, we tell you exactly where to sign so you can’t miss it. Finally, it’s ready to be notarized and recorded.

8 Reasons You Absolutely Must Create an Estate Plan

…and How to Get Started

With an estate plan you can…

1- Provide support and financial stability for your surviving spouse, children and grandchildren.

2-Make sure your wishes are carried out when you can no longer manage your affairs. It’s important to have both a Power of Attorney and Living Will.

3-Distribute assets in a timely fashion, with a minimum of legal hassle.

4-Minimize taxes and expenses that can go along with transferring assets.

5-Provide enough cash to meet expenses and prevent the forced sale of assets.

6-Avoid problems for your loved ones by ensuring that the beneficiaries named on your life insurance and retirement plans are still the people you want to benefit.

7-Protect your family’s privacy with an estate plan designed to prevent your will from becoming public record.

8-Set and meet expectations of your survivors so there is no confusion or misunderstanding.

 

What is a Will?

A last will and testament, also known as a complete will or legal will describes how you want your property, accounts, digital assets, child care, and more to be dealt with after your death. You’ll also choose an executor to make sure your wishes are carried out.

What is a Living Trust?

A Living Trust is most often used to both manage your assets and designate how your estate will be distributed in your death. It’s a flexible legal tool, and can be used for more than just estate planning; for example, you can design the Living Trust to provide you payments of income. As part of your estate plan, you can determine who will inherit your assets, designate a person to carry out your wishes and plan for the care for your children.

A Living Trust can also be tailored to initiate a plan for the care of your finances and family, should you have an accident or become ill.

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A complete, legally valid Living Trust, or your money back.

Our Revocable Living Trust software was designed by attorneys with decades of estate planning experience.

Answer a few simple questions. Decide what’s right for you & your family with options you can customize to your specific needs. AttorneyFee will provide your Living Trust in less than 48 hours.