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Everyone's financial and family situation is different.
Depending on your assets, family circumstances, and goals, a Will or Trust may be appropriate.
TRUSTS
A Revocable Living Trust can be an important part of an estate plan, particularly for individuals and families with more complex assets or multiple properties.
A Trust may be worth considering if you:
- Own one or more properties
- Are expecting an inheritance
- Have more than $160,000 in assets
- Want greater control over how and when assets are distributed
- Want to help your beneficiaries avoid probate
What’s Included
Our Trust package includes state-specific estate planning documents:
- Revocable Living Trust
- Schedule of Assets
- Pour-Over Will
- HIPAA Authorization
- Living Will
- Power of Attorney
- Certification of Trust
- Notary services
A Trust can accomplish many of the same things as a Will while also providing additional tools for managing and transferring assets.
WILL
A Last Will & Testament can be an important foundation for an estate plan, particularly for individuals and families with straightforward estates.
A Will may be appropriate if you:
- Have minor children
- Are married
- Own a home
- Have less than $160,000 in assets
- Want to designate how your assets should be distributed
What’s Included
Our Will package includes state-specific estate planning documents:
- Last Will & Testament
- HIPAA Authorization
- Living Will
- Power of Attorney
- Testamentary Trust
- Notary services
With a Will, you can:
- Name guardians for your children and pets
- Designate how you would like your assets distributed
- Provide instructions regarding your funeral and burial arrangements
- Establish a testamentary trust when appropriate
TRUST OR WILL:
WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Choosing between a Will and a Trust depends on your assets, family circumstances, and estate planning goals.
| Will | Trust |
|---|---|
| Can designate how assets are distributed | Can provide greater control over asset distributions |
| Can name guardians for minor children and pets | Can help avoid probate |
| Can include funeral and burial instructions | Can be useful for individuals with multiple properties |
| May be appropriate for simpler estates | May be appropriate for more complex estates |
| Includes a Testamentary Trust | Includes a Revocable Living Trust |


