Estate Plan with a revocable trust
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Choosing the right estate plan can make all the difference in protecting your family's financial future. With a Revocable Living Trust, you ensure your assets are safeguarded, your wishes are honored, and your loved ones avoid the burdens of probate—providing lasting peace of mind for generations to come.
Life's four must-haves—Durable Financial Power of Attorney, Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney, and an Advanced Directives Document—are crucial for ensuring that your wishes are honored during challenging times. But, when the day comes, having an estate plan, particularly a Revocable Living Trust, provides peace of mind by protecting your assets, avoiding probate, and simplifying the process for your loved ones.
A well-crafted trust ensures that your legacy is carried out exactly as you intend, securing your family's future.
Durable Financial Power of Attorney: A Durable Financial Power of Attorney grants a trusted individual the authority to manage your financial affairs if you're unable to do so, ensuring your assets and responsibilities are protected. This legal document remains in effect even if you become incapacitated, providing vital continuity and peace of mind..
Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney: A Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney designates a trusted person to make medical decisions on your behalf if you're unable to communicate your wishes. This document ensures your healthcare preferences are respected and provides clarity and guidance during critical moments.
Advanced Directives Document: An Advanced Directives document outlines your medical care preferences in situations where you're unable to speak for yourself, providing clear instructions for your healthcare team. It ensures your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatments and end-of-life care are honored, alleviating uncertainty and stress for your loved ones.
Revocable Living Trust: A Revocable Living Trust allows you to manage and distribute your assets during your lifetime and after death, bypassing the costly and time-consuming probate process. By keeping your estate private and out of government control, it ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes, protecting your legacy and providing peace of mind for your loved ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does An Estate Plan With A Revocable Trust Cost?
The average cost of setting up a Revocable Living Trust through an attorney typically ranges between $3,500 and $7,000, depending on the complexity of your estate. With our plan, you pay a one-time fee of just $1,695, with the added benefit of making unlimited changes over the years at no extra cost, ensuring flexibility and lasting value for your estate planning needs.
Couldn't I Have A Living Will Instead?
A Revocable Living Trust offers greater flexibility and control than a simple living will, allowing you to manage and distribute your assets both during your life and after death without going through probate. Unlike a living will, a trust keeps your estate private, avoids court delays, and ensures your loved ones have seamless access to your assets when needed most.
Who Should Have An Estate Plan With A Revocable Trust?
Anyone with assets exceeding $50,000, children, or dependents should have an estate plan with a Revocable Living Trust to protect their financial legacy and ensure their loved ones are cared for. A trust not only simplifies asset distribution, but it also shields your estate from probate, minimizes legal costs, and ensures your wishes are carried out efficiently and privately.
Can Your Estate Plan Software Handle Special Needs Trusts?
Our estate planning software includes advanced directives specifically designed for families with special needs children, ensuring that their unique care and financial requirements are clearly outlined and protected. This comprehensive approach safeguards their future, providing peace of mind that their well-being will be managed according to your wishes, no matter the circumstances.
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