Protect your loved ones, avoid probate, and get peace of mind – without stress or complexity.
Most clients finish their entire plan in just a few days.
Some people may believe that they don't have enough assets to justify setting up a will or trust, but even small estates can benefit from estate planning.
Many people simply procrastinate and put off estate planning because they don't want to think about their own mortality.
The process of setting up a will or trust can seem complex and overwhelming, which can deter people from taking action.
Younger people may believe that estate planning is something that can wait until they're older, but unexpected accidents or illnesses can happen at any age.
Some people may not understand the importance of estate planning or may not know where to begin.
People may be hesitant to engage the services of an attorney or other professional due to the perceived high cost of estate planning.
1. Schedule a quick call to understand your needs.
2. Receive customized documents drafted with care and precision.
3. Sign your documents and put your plan in place.
A simple, friendly overview of what every family needs to know.
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"My wife and I decided it would be a good idea to have a living will in place for our family. After some preliminary research, we came across Laura Tanner. She was so easy to work with, put us at ease, and answered all our questions in a way that we could understand. In short, she made a process that we had been dreading—even avoiding—hassle free. Now we have the peace of mind knowing that the affairs of our estate are in order.
When my father was approaching the end of his life, we needed legal forms for power of attorney prepared. We called Laura and, once again, the process was fast, hassle-free, and expert.
We would highly recommend the services of Laura Tanner to anyone who needs a living will, last will and testament, a trust, or power of attorney forms. In our minds, she is simply the best!"
"After the sudden loss of a close friend, my wife and I knew that we needed to get our affairs in order. We decided to ask Laura Tanner to help us create our wills. Laura made the entire process seamless! She is uniquely both personable as well as professional. She conveyed a high level of respect in dealing with our personal matters ranging between what we want for our surviving children, to the intimate and religious details of our funerals. After our initial wills were drafted, we pondered over certain situations and felt we needed to change a few items. Laura was responsive in adjusting in a timely manner. We have nothing but positive things to say about Laura and would recommend her services."
For individuals or couples who want a straightforward plan. Includes: Will, Power of Attorney, Healthcare Directive.
For homeowners or families who want to avoid probate and simplify administration. Includes: Revocable Living Trust, Pour Over Will, POA, Healthcare Directive.
For parents who need guardianship designations and basic protections.
It is important to note that laws regarding wills and estates vary by jurisdiction, so it is advisable to consult with a qualified attorney who specializes in estate planning to ensure that your will is properly drafted and legally valid. The content of these articles is for general information purposes only; it is not, and should not be considered legal advice.
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A will is a legal document that specifies how you want your property and assets to be distributed after you pass away.
A will is important because it ensures that your wishes are followed after you die. Without a will, your property and assets may be distributed according to state laws, which may not align with your wishes.
A trust is a legal entity that holds property or assets for the benefit of a third party, called a beneficiary.
A trust can provide several benefits, such as avoiding probate, minimizing estate taxes, and protecting assets from creditors and lawsuits.
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