Families Deserve to be Protected? Lawyer Drafts Estate Plan Guaranteed for Life

Jan 21, 2022

The Lifetime Estate Plan offers comprehensive protection for families, property and loved ones with a lifetime guarantee. The attorneys customize the plan and help people through life's most challenging circumstances.

Castle Rock, United States - January 20, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Families deserve to be protected. Their money deserves to be protected. Their assets that they have worked so hard for deserve to be protected. And most of all their loved ones deserve to be protected. But the problem is, where does one go today to get the documents needed to protect their tomorrows?

For residents of Castle Rock, Larkspur, Monument and Colorado Springs, there is great news. The Law Firm of Starzynski Van Der Jagt P.C., which has been writing comprehensive estate plans for decades, has created a great program for families. These expert attorneys have created a program that makes solving custom estate planning concerns easier than ever. They write comprehensive estate plans that include the most common issues across a broad spectrum of topics from medical directives to inheritance tax planning. This means that clients who need a document to protect their health, financials, taxes, legacy, medical records and directives need only look to one local attorney. Best of all, these attorneys offer a lifetime guarantee for free so the estate plan can always stay current.

To sign up, call the firm (866-463-2946) or visit http://www.Lifetime.Estate where clients can get access to forms that cover practically every aspect of your financial and legal life, all custom created for you by one of the local professional estate planning attorneys with Starzynski Van Der Jagt, P.C.

Using Lifetime Estate program, clients find:

An easy-to-answer questionnaire that enables the client’s personal attorney to draft the correct must-have documents for them;

A live discussion with a licensed attorney taking the client paragraph by paragraph through the must-have documents;

Free updates for LIFE, so the client can always keep documents current.

It’s like having a personal Trust and Estate attorney at your fingertips!

Personalize – Fill in the questionnaire, and the attorney will draft all of the essential documents to fit the family’s unique situation.

Advise & Guide – Read the instructions or listen to the attorney guide members of the family step-by-step on what needs to be done to secure the estate.

Protect – To complete the process, follow the instructions that print out with your documents. (In some cases, forms will need to be witnessed and notarized.) Then store them in a safe place.

Now the family and your loved ones are protected!

Why is it important to address one’s estate now? Well, life continually happens and we are not in control all of the time. Covid 19 taught us all that nothing is certain. Access to hospitals is not guaranteed. Authority to enter a building is not a right. Health is not guaranteed. The Lifetime Estate lawyers make this the best program for addressing family legal concerns as we enter 2022 because every aspect is updated and customized. Everyone values their family, income, property and legacy. Having a well planned estate is a gift to loved ones because it keeps everything simple when times are most difficult. Give the best gift: a Lifetime Estate Plan.

What are some of the “must have” documents for 2022? These are documents that one must have:

COVID UPDATED: Advance Directives, Medical Releases, Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, Will, Trust, Toten Trust, Affidavit of Aliases and DEED Transfer Documents

If a family does not have these documents in place in advance of an emergency, it is making a big mistake. It is essential that families have everything in place because if something were to happen to the head of household, family members wouldn’t have to run around saying, “what do I do?” Instead, they would read the plan and call the attorney for custom guidance to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Online trusts might not work. Colorado has additional requirements to make the trust valid. The Lifetime Estate program guarantees that your trust will be valid by customizing legal instructions and helping the client and family through every step. Discussing issues with an attorney is important. While most Trusts are initially revocable, meaning you can change it, some should be irrevocable for good reasons. Did you know that if your parents live in Pennsylvania, their creditors may have a statutory right to collect against the children’s assets anywhere in the USA? These types of discussions with advanced estate planning attorneys are included in this Lifetime Estate Plan.

A Will won’t tell a doctor about life and medical choices. It is important to let doctors know who will be in charge and what are the family and personal priorities. Most individuals don’t want the doctor making these decisions alone, but instead, they want to make these decisions for themselves. For example: When should Dad be taken off of life support? The doctors may not be allowed to give his agent access to his medical information. The Lifetime Estate Plan documents work together to protect the family and individual when it is most critical.

Is a Will enough? Probably not because Wills are state specific and still require costly and time consuming Probate. In California, for example, it can take 2 years and cost the statutory $10,300 to transfer an asset named in a Will. But if the asset was already in a Trust, it would cost $0. And a Will only is useful upon death. What if a married couple own a home jointly. They need both of incomes to pay the mortgage. If one spouse becomes incapacitated, how does the other pay the mortgage? Can they sell the house and take out the equity? No, not without a court action in probate because one spouse can’t sign the sales contract even if there is a Will. The Lifetime Estate Plan addresses these types of scenarios to keep everyone protected as planned.

People deserve to be protected. Family assets deserve to be protected. And most importantly, loved ones deserve to be protected. The Lifetime Estate Plan offers the most protection and it is available now in Douglas County, Colorado.

Contact Info:
Name: Grant Van Der Jagt
Email: Send Email
Organization: Starzynski Van Der Jagt P.C.
Address: 200 S. Wilcox St. Ste. 206, Castle Rock, CO 80104, United States
Phone: +1-866-463-2946
Website: http://www.vdjlaw.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89060930

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