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Probate! By transferring your property into a Revocable
Living Trust, your estate will not have to go through the time
and expense of the Probate Process. If you own property in
more than one state, our revocable living trust forms work for all of your property,
wherever it may be located in the US or the Commonwealths. |
You
maintain control of your assets!
Our Trust package requires that you control all of your assets
or designate who will control your property if you
cannot. |
Save
Thousands of dollars in attorneys fees!
There will be no need for attorneys to settle your estate. Our
trust pre-plans for the contingencies. |
Save
months or years of time!
Our living trust forms permit that your assets can be transferred to your
loved ones within weeks. |
Avoid
Court Intervention!
There simply will be no need for your heirs to ever see a
judge to either manage or distribute your assets |
Avoid
Will Contests!
By transferring your assets into a Trust, all of the arguments
about incompetence or undue influence simply go away. |
Pass
all of your estate onto your loved ones!
Your estate will not be eroded by expensive attorneys or
administrators. |
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Our
Trust Package Includes the following Documents:
1.
Revocable Living Trust Agreement (Revocable Living Trust forms)
2. Springing Power of Attorney (Power of Attorney forms)
3. Pour Over Last Will and Testament (Last Will and Testament forms)
4. Health Care Directive (Free Living Will forms) |
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Springing
Power of Attorney |
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The
Springing Power of Attorney provides you a back up (your
appointed POA) to manage your assets in the event you
become incapacitated. It does not permit management of assets
held in Trust as that document provides for the
successor Trustee to manage assets in the case of incapacity.
The Springing Power of Attorney is most commonly use in the
management of a personal bank account. |
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Last
Will & Testament |
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The
Free Last Will and Testament forms provided with your Trust package
makes creating a will fast and easy. A "Pour Over Will" purpose is to put
(pour) all of your assets which have not been titled to your
Trust, into your Trust upon your demise (or in the case of a
Marital Trust the demise of the second spouse). |
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Please
note: All assets left out of your Trust while your are
alive, are not controlled or managed by you as Trustee of
the Trust while you are alive, or your successor trustee upon
your demise. These assets will be put into your Trust via the
probate of your Pour Over Will. Funding
your Trust while your are alive will avoid the probate of all
of your assets. |
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Health
Care Directive (Living Will) |
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The
Health Care Directive also known and a Living Will or right to
die document allows you to direct your personal physician to
deny providing you with life support if your are
diagnosed as being brain dead and have no chance of recovery.
If you do not feel comfortable in completing a Living Will,
you need not do so in order for other "estate
planning" documents to work. Get your free copy of a Living Will. |
