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Key Topics

Estate Plan/Trust Services
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• -Administration of Estates
• -Advance Healthcare Directive
• -Beneficiary Rights
• -Deed Transfers
• -Durable Power of Attorney
• -Emergency Planning
• -Estate Planning
• -High Net-Worth Clients
• -Irrevocable Trusts
• -Probate
• -Trusts Avoid Probate
• -FAQ About Revocable
  Living Trusts

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• -Bankruptcy
• -Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filings
• -Compare Bankruptcy versus
  Credit Consolidation
• -FAQ About Bankruptcy

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• -DBA
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  Organization Filing Services
• -FAQ About Business Formation

Estate Planning

An effective Estate Plan is one which can answer all of the following questions concerning the individual or family:

1. What will happen to my property when I die?
2. What will happen to my property if I cannot make decisions for myself?
3. What property will go to my spouse?
4. What property will go to my children?
5. When should my property go to my children / grandchildren?
6. What if my spouse does not survive me?
7. What if my children do not survive me?
8. What if my children / grandchildren are minors?
9. Who will administer my property while I am alive?
10. Who will administer my property when I die?
11. What if the person I choose to be my executor does not survive me?
12. Will my estate require court oversight / probate?
13. What will happen to my assets not in Trust?

These are just a few of the numerous questions we are regularly asked when friends and clients first began to consider what a complete Estate Plan entails.  Effective plans, like those created in our office, take into consideration all these questions and more.

We use the approach that our client “does not know what they do not know� and it is our responsibility to make sure these questions are answered; even when our client does not think to themselves to ask these types of questions.