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  • ESTATE PLANNING INVENTORY & ASSESSMENT

  • We must have this Inventory and Assessment returned to us to ensure that we have enough time to understand the specifics of your situation prior to our meeting.

    If you have any questions or need help in completing any part of this form, please feel free to contact us and we will set up a phone conference to assist you.

    DON’T WORRY ABOUT TOTAL ACCURACY – JUST DO THE BEST YOU CAN

  • ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

  • STEP 1: BACKGROUND INFORMATION

  • The information you provide in this section provides us with information about you, your age, marital status, where you live, and how best to contact you.

  • (other names used to title property and accounts)

  • Premarital or Marital Agreement Yes No

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  • STEP 2: ASSET INFORMATION

  • Determine the ownership, value, and character of your assets is essential to your estate plan. The title “ownership” is important for tax and transfer matters. The “value” is needed to determine potential tax liability. The “character” is needed to assess the manner by which the asset can transfer.

  • INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE ASSET ASSESSMENT SECTION

  • This Asset Assessment section is designed to help you list all the property you own and what it is worth. If you do not own property under a particular heading, just leave that section blank. Under certain headings you may own more property than can be listed on this checklist. If so, use extra sheets of paper to list your additional property.

  • REAL PROPERTY

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  • AUTOMOBILES, BOATS, AND RVs

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  • BANK & SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

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  • INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS, BONDS, STOCKS, AND STOCK OPTIONS

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  • LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND ANNITUITIES

  • Types: Term (T), Whole Life (WL), Split Dollar (SD), Group Life (GL), Annuity (A).

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  • RETIREMENT PLANS

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  • BUSINESS INTERESTS

  • General and Limited Partnerships (GL), Sole Proprietorships (SP), Privately Owned Corporations (C), Oil Interests (O), Farm and Ranch Interests (F&R)

  • Name of Business

  • Who Holds The Interest

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  • STEP 3: NOMINATION OF POWERS

  • Identify all potential Trustees, Executors, Financial Agents, Health Care Agents, Long-Term Guardians, Short-Term Guardians, and Guardians for Pets

    *Please include name, relationship, address and phone number

    FINANCIAL AGENTS: If you were incapacitated for any period of time, who would you want to make decisions for you with regard to your financial affairs?

  • Client 1’s Responses

  • Initial

  • Financial

  • Agent

  • *Please include name, relationship, address and phone number

    HEALTH CARE AGENTS: If you were incapacitated for any period of time, who would you want to make decisions for you with regard to your health care?

  • Client 1’s Responses

  • Initial

  • Health Care

  • Agent

  • *Please include name, relationship, address and phone number

    Do you want to provide that the moment of your death not be unnecessarily prolonged by artificial means or measures?

  • Do you want to provide that your organs and tissues should be made available for transplant purposes?

     

  • TRUSTEE/EXECUTOR: Upon your death, who do you want to manage and distribute the assets you leave in your estate?

  • Client 1’s Responses

  • Initial

  • Trustee

  • Executor

  • *Please include name, relationship, address and phone number.

    Affirmation – Please read the following and sign below:

    The undersigned understands that we rely on the asset and debt information supplied by you to develop an estate plan. The undersigned also understands that inaccurate or incomplete information could negatively impact the designed estate plan. Consequently, if the Firm is retained, you will need to provide us with complete and accurate information prior to the signing of any estate planning documents.

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