Durable Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a document that gives a person of your choosing the power to sign documents, file your taxes, and make financial decisions on your behalf if you become legally unable to do so. Even if you don’t need a Living Trust, this is a vital tool for eliminating squabbling in the courtroom if you can’t pay your own bills anymore. If you have a Living Trust already, you should execute a new Power of Attorney every three to five years to make sure your bank will accept it as a current document.
$150.00

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Advance Health Care Directive
About two years ago, a courtroom drama unfolded while a family struggled for control over the fate of a young woman who was no longer able to speak for herself. Don’t let this happen to you and your family! Even if you don’t need a Living Trust, an Advance Healthcare Directive allows you to give instructions to your health care providers and your family, and appoints the person you choose to follow those instructions, without courtroom interference. You can give them instructions about the types of treatments you want or don't want to receive if you become incapacitated. If you have a Living Trust already, you should execute a new Advance Health Care Directive every three to five years to stay on top of changes in healthcare law and so you can be confident that your healthcare provider will accept it as a current document.
Only $150.00

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Incorporation
Incorporating is one of the best ways a business owner can protect his or her personal assets. When you incorporate, you are creating a new entity to run your business, owned by stockholders (you, any family that is involved, and/or any business partners you have), and run by one or more corporate officers (again, you, family, and/or partners). This separates your personal assets from your business liabilities. As an added bonus, it can create an environment for substantial savings on self-employment tax and additional tax write-offs, which can save you a ton when tax time comes around!
When you choose us to form your corporation, we will:
- Reserve your corporate name
- Draft and file your Articles of Incorporation
- Obtain your Corporate Kit, Seal, and Stock Certificates
- Draft and file your initial Statement of Information
- Draft and file your S-Corporation Election (optional)
- Draft your initial Minutes and Bylaws
- File your initial stock transaction report
- Obtain your Federal Employer ID number (frequently called Tax ID Number)
$1,500.00
(Plus filing and materials costs of approximately $250.00, which will be collected separately prior to filing.)

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Living Trust—Married
Avoid Probate with responsible estate planning. Most people think that all they need is a Will and to designate beneficiaries to make sure their property passed to their heirs when they die. Most of those people could not be more wrong! If you own real property, you need a Living Trust! A Living Trust is a way to pass instructions for the transfer of your assets to your heirs on your death, and to ensure management of your affairs if you become incapacitated. When you have a Living Trust, you can eliminate all of the fees, hassles, and courtroom drama associated with Probate. You also prevent court interference if you become incapacitated, and provide for guardianship of your minor children. Our Living Trust will also contain “A-B” provisions, allowing you to maximize your estate tax exemptions. None of us like to think about our own mortality, which is why so many families are caught unprepared. It may also help married couples avoid high capital gains taxes. A living trust can provide you with more privacy than a will because in most states, Living Trusts are not recorded.
When you purchase a comprehensive Living Trust package from us, we will provide:
- A customized Revocable Living Trust
- A “pour-over” will for you and your spouse
- A Durable Power of Attorney for Personal and Financial Matters for you and your spouse
- An Advance Health Care Directive for you and your spouse
- Related Notary service
$2150.00

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Living Trust—Single
Avoid Probate with responsible estate planning. Most people think that all they need is a Will and to designate beneficiaries to make sure their property passed to their heirs when they die. Most of those people could not be more wrong! If you own real property, you need a Living Trust! A Living Trust is a way to pass instructions for the transfer of your assets to your heirs on your death, and to ensure management of your affairs if you become incapacitated. When you have a Living Trust, you can eliminate all of the fees, hassles, and courtroom drama associated with Probate. You also prevent court interference if you become incapacitated, and provide for guardianship of your minor children. As an added benefit, a living trust can provide you with more privacy than a will because in most states, Living Trusts are not recorded.
When you purchase a comprehensive Living Trust package from us, we will provide:
- A customized Revocable Living Trust
- A “pour-over” will
- Durable Power of Attorney for Personal and Financial Matters
- Advance Health Care Directive
- Related Notary service
$1850.00

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