Choose The Right Plan For You

It depends on the assets you have and what level of protection you’re seeking.

Our Power of Attorney Plan benefits everyone. Having Powers of Attorney in place is essential. It protects you from a court-appointed guardianship and ensures someone you trust can help you when you need it.

Our Will Plan is often a good choice if you’d like to ensure your assets are distributed per your wishes. However, the Will Plan will likely necessitate that your loved ones open a probate matter with the court after you pass, which can be expensive and time-consuming. Probate can be avoided with other types of estate planning.

Our Trust Plan offers the most robust protection, and it’s ideal for people who own real property, like a house. Choosing the Trust Plan will ensure your loved ones avoid the probate process and that the estate distributions fulfill your goals.

If you’re still unsure, send us an email or call us at (509) 798-7448. We’re happy to help.

Creating the documents can take up to a month for our team, but the time you will actively spend on it should be less than 4 hours.

With proper estate planning, you can establish a variety of protections for yourself and your loved ones:

• You can protect yourself from a court-appointed guardianship.
• You can assign someone to care for your minor children if you suddenly pass away.
• You can ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
• You can prevent your loved ones from having to endure a probate matter with the court, saving them money, time, and stress during an already challenging time.

No matter what life throws your way, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that you have a plan in place, and your loved ones will thank you for taking the time to prepare a roadmap of your wishes.

After you choose your plan, provide payment, and sign your contract, there are only a few steps you’ll need to take:

1. Complete your questionnaire.
2. Meet with your attorney to clarify details regarding your questionnaire and go over any questions you may have.
3. Review drafts of your estate planning documents.
4. Meet with your attorney to sign your documents, answer any final questions, and finalize your plan.

Then, your future and your family’s future are secured!