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  • Please fill out our short form to determine whether or not you should consider your Will and Trust options. In addition, we would love to offer you a free copy of our Estate Planning booklet. If you'd like to redeem the booklet, please scroll below the form. Happy planning!

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    Understanding Estate Planning

  • No Estate Plan Needed at this time

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    Remember, this is not a legal advice from an attorney. This is just based on your answers to the questions above. It seems like you are probably fine without an estate plan. However make sure you have “payable on death” notations on all your bank accounts, and a power of attorney if you are unmarried.

  • At least a Last Will and Testament

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    Remember, this is not a legal advice from an attorney. This is just based on your answers to the questions above. It seems like you should have at least a Last Will & Testament, and should consider a Living Will with Advance Directives document too.

  • Comprehensive Estate Plan recommended

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    Remember, this is not a legal advice from an attorney. This is just based on your answers to the questions above. It seems like you would benefit from a comprehensive estate plan. Your plan should include a Revocable Living Trust, Last Will & Testament, Powers of Attorney, and Living Will with Advance Directives.

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