A modern process.

 

Our process. Step by step.

One.

Book a free consultation.

A free consultation can be booked any time online. We will send a brief intake form to get an understanding of your circumstances and wishes, but there is no obligation to move forward (and there is certainly no requirement to fill in a 20-page questionnaire before even speaking with us).

Two.

Get to know each other.

During our consult, we will be able to address any questions you may have about working with us or the estate planning process in general. We will get to know each other, discuss the options available to you, and provide a personalized quote.

Three.

Make it official.

If you would like to move forward, we will send you an engagement letter for your review and signature. Once signed, you will receive our New Client Welcome Letter, which includes an overview of our policies, plus forms that go over the info we need in order to prepare custom documents.

Four.

Explore your options.

Our estate planning forms will guide you through the information we need in order to properly advise you - but if you aren’t sure about something or don’t have the info readily available, no problem! Nothing is set in stone at this stage; our process involves connecting with a lawyer about the options available to you before your documents are drafted. We will go over the forms together in detail during a 90-minute meeting to clarify your instructions, explore available options together, and provide advice.

Five.

Let us get to work.

We will draft a Will, Enduring Power of Attorney, and Personal Directive customized to your personal circumstances and goals.

We will review the documents with you over video conference and correspond via email until final versions are ready.

Then, we will get together to get all your documents signed.

Six.

Rest easy.

After the documents are signed, they will be scanned and available for download from our client portal. Originals will be sent to you for your safekeeping.

Once you receive the final package, we hope that you can rest easy. You should feel confident that you have a personalized plan in place that achieves your goals and will make things less complicated for your loved ones in the future.

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What our clients are saying.

We should work together if:

  • You are a young professional who is working hard to build your dream life and you want to be sure that the assets that you have worked so hard to acquire would be in the hands of people you trust.

  • You are a parent who wants to ensure your kids are taken care of by someone you trust.

  • You are recently separated or divorced and you want to ensure that a charity close to your heart benefits from your estate, rather than your former spouse.

  • You are anyone who wants to ensure things are as simple as possible for your loved ones on your death, and you see the value in planning now!

Estate planning is not just for retired people who have accumulated significant wealth. (Though if that describes you, you most definitely need an estate plan too!) Wills may be even more important when a death is unexpected. Let’s imagine: you have the opportunity to live to 100. By 100, you have watched your loved ones enjoy sharing in the assets you worked so hard to accumulate, and there is really not much left to be distributed under the terms of your Will. A Will would matter less in those circumstances than it would for someone who died prior to reaching that milestone. Wills are needed because we cannot predict the future.

You deserve the peace of mind that comes with having a personalized plan in place that achieves your goals and will make things easier for your loved ones in the future.

 

Ensure your wishes are respected and protected. Start planning today.