Don't Leave Chaos Behind, Secure Your Family's Future With An Estate Plan

Join the thousands of satisfied customers in the greater Sacramento area who have protected their legacies with our highly rated Estate Planning Services. Here’s what you’ll get;

Living Trust

Our Living Trust is designed to help you manage your assets during your lifetime and seamlessly transfer them to your beneficiaries without the need for probate.

Durable Power of Attorney

With our Durable Power of Attorney, you can designate a trusted individual to manage your financial and legal affairs if you ever become incapacitated.

Advanced Healthcare Directive

Our Advanced Healthcare Directive outlines your specific medical treatment preferences and end-of-life care instructions for situations when you cannot speak for yourself.

Living Will

The Living Will documents your wishes regarding emergency medical treatments, ensuring your healthcare preferences are respected even if you’re unable to communicate.

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Other forms include Trust Assets, Pour Over Will, Funding Instructions, HIPPA Authorization, Deed Transfer for Primary Residence

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Estate Planning FAQ's

What is the purpose of having an estate plan?

The purpose of an estate plan is to protect your assets and provide clear instructions on how you want your affairs handled after you are gone. It helps reduce stress for your loved ones during a difficult time.

Anyone who wants to protect their assets and ensure their loved ones are cared for benefits from estate planning. It is especially valuable for families, business owners, and individuals with significant assets.

Without estate planning, your assets may be distributed according to state law, which might not align with your wishes. Your family could face delays, disputes, and unnecessary legal costs.

Yes, estate planning is worth it because it provides peace of mind and ensures that your wishes are followed. It helps prevent family conflicts and reduces potential legal issues.

A will is a key part of an estate plan, but estate planning also includes other documents that can better protect your interests. Together, they ensure that your assets and decisions are managed as you wish.

Estate planning is not just for the wealthy; it benefits anyone who wants to protect their loved ones and make sure their wishes are known. Everyone, regardless of asset size, can benefit from having a clear plan.

The best executor is someone you trust to handle your affairs, such as a close family member or a trusted friend. They should be organized, fair, and capable of managing the responsibilities involved.

Yes, we work with blended families and specialize in navigating their unique complexities. Rest assured, our expertise ensures that every family member’s interests are carefully considered and protected.