Service Overview
Living Trust
Are you concerned about protecting your family should something happen to
you? Our Universal Living Trust may help to protect your family. More
individuals are placing their personal assets into living trusts since
they are flexible for managing, protecting and distributing your assets
to your loved ones. Read More...
Wills
No one wants to think that they will leave loved ones behind if they pass
away. However, it is important to make sure that your family is protected
if anything happens to you. If you don't have a will then now is the time
to consider it. If you have made a will you may want us to review it for
you to make sure it is legally sufficient.
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Durable Power of Attorney
A Durable Power of Attorney gives someone else permission to act on a person's
behalf even while that person is still alive. This is important to protect
you and your family should you be unable to care for yourself. People that
may suffer from dementia, senility, or incapacity in the future and who are
no longer competent to make their own decisions, need to continue to make
financial and medical decisions.
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Health Care Directive
The Health Care Directive is a critical document to have because it allows
someone you trust to make healthcare decisions on your behalf. Few, if any,
hospitals will take on the responsibility of determining your healthcare
decisions for you. Therefore, you must have a Health Care Directive document
in place to protect your medical rights.
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Children Guardianships
Do you think about the fate of your children's care if you were to pass away?
Most people do not like to think of this situation but it can happen. It
is important to plan for such an occurrence. By appointing an individual
or couple as the guardian of your children, you are ensuring that your
child is protected and cared for.
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Limited Liability Companies
A limited liability company (L.L.C. or LLC) is a business entity offering
limited liability (personal asset protection) to its owners. In that respect,
it is similar to a corporation, and is often a more flexible form of ownership.
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Corporations
There are many advantages to incorporating your business. The number one
reason most people incorporate their business is to protect your personal
assets. Incorporating helps to separate your personal assets from that of
your business. A corporation is a legal entity that exists separately from
you as an owner or shareholder.
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