Trusts, Wills and Estate Planning
We all do our best to prepare for the future. From purchasing insurance policies that protect our assets and health, to investing for our retirement, we routinely make decisions that will affect our future. But what about making sure your family is provided for in the event of your death? Few of us like to think about our end of days, but it is important to have your affairs in order to ensure that your loved ones are cared for and your assets are distributed or maintained in the way that you intend.
(1) Create trust documents
A. Revocable Trust
B. Trust created through a Will
C. Trust to cover insurance payments
(2) Create Will documents
(3) Help estate planning to address:
A. tax issues
B. devises of property
C. distribution of the estate
(4) Power of Attorney
(5) Directive to Physician (Do Not Resuscitate)
A. Revocable Trust
B. Trust created through a Will
C. Trust to cover insurance payments
(2) Create Will documents
(3) Help estate planning to address:
A. tax issues
B. devises of property
C. distribution of the estate
(4) Power of Attorney
(5) Directive to Physician (Do Not Resuscitate)