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Estate Planning

We consider estate planning to be an essential aspect of comprehensive wealth management.

Although we are not attorneys, we have partnered with, in our view, a premier firm that is designed to help offer you a time-efficient and cost-effective estate planning service, including trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives Our team will assist you in gathering the necessary information and documents for your personalized plan, which will then be prepared and reviewed by our partner's quality-focused estate planning attorneys, ensuring you receive a professional estate plan.

Topics Covered

Beneficiaries

Who is going to get everything?

Method of Distribution

How will the beneficiaries get everything (ages, no restrictions, etc.)?

Trustee/Executor/
Power of Attorney

Who will make financial decisions for you if you cannot?

Health Care
Power of Attorney

Who will make health care decisions for you if you cannot?

Guardian (if necessary)

Who will have physical custody of minor children?

Estate Plan Cost


Trust-Based Plan

$1,750

Includes Living Trust and Financial/Healthcare POAs


Will-Based Plan

$1,000

Includes Will and Financial/Healthcare POAs


Powers Plan

$500

Includes Financial/Healthcare POAs


Deed for Real Estate

$250 per property

*Deed pricing may vary by state

Includes deeding home into Trust

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