Starting base price includes full preparation and county filing of all required documents for one (1) property. Notary fees are not included.
This allows you to manage and distribute your assets during life and after death, offering the flexibility to change or cancel it anytime, which is an essential part of effective estate planning and helps in avoiding probate.
The process of estate planning involves listing tangible personal items and appointing guardianship, which can be essential for avoiding probate.
A Financial Power of Attorney is an essential aspect of estate planning, allowing individuals to designate someone to manage their financial affairs.
Designates someone to manage your healthcare and make decisions if you’re unable to, ensuring your wishes are respected. This is an essential part of estate planning that can also help in avoiding probate, while highlighting the living trust benefits for your overall estate management.
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Disclaimer: The complimentary 15-minute consultation does not establish an attorney-client relationship or formal legal representation. To discuss important topics such as avoiding probate and understanding the living trust benefits, a $100 deposit is required if you’re only seeking legal advice. This deposit will be credited toward your Estate Plan Package should you decide to proceed.
If a deceased person is listed on title, an original certified Death Certificate is required in order to transfer ownership.
To ensure a smooth transfer while avoiding probate, the client will need to record the transfer to the perspective county and pay the necessary recording fee as part of their estate planning. This process highlights the living trust benefits that can simplify asset management.
Starting Base Price: Revocable Living Trust with one (1) property. A nonrefundable deposit of 25% of the total cost is required prior to the appointment and will be applied toward the total fee. Same-day cancellations will result in forfeiture of the deposit. Notary fees are not included.
Starting Base Price: Revocable Living Trust with one (1) property. A nonrefundable deposit of 25% of the total cost is required prior to the appointment and will be applied toward the total fee. Same-day cancellations will result in forfeiture of the deposit. Notary fees are not included.
If a deceased person is listed on title, an original certified Death Certificate is required in order to transfer ownership.
Notary and county recording fees included. No legal advice provided on these services
A nonspringing Power of Attorney (POA) is a type of POA that becomes effective immediately upon signing, rather than “springing” into effect upon a future event (such as the principal becoming incapacitated).
A General Power of Attorney (GPOA) is a legal document that gives someone (the agent or attorney-in-fact) broad authority to act on behalf of another person (the principal) in a wide range of matters.
Disclaimer: Essential Enterprise LLC, DBA AvoidProbatewithGenesis are certified agents, not a law firm. While we have onboarded a licensed estate planning attorney to provide legal advice within our estate plan packages, Essential Enterprise LLC itself does not directly provide legal services or representation. All information provided through our website, consultation, or materials is for general information purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice unless specified, provided by a partner under a paid estate plan package. Clients seeking standalone legal advice are required to pay a non-refundable $100 deposit prior to scheduling.
Grant deed will be prepared upon full nonrefundable payment. It can be picked up at our office or mailed upon request. Client is responsible for filing with the appropriate county and paying all related fees. We do not file on your behalf.
We handle several types of property deeds tailored to meet our clients’ needs. This includes quitclaim deeds, which transfer any interest the grantor may have without warranties, often used to clear title or transfer property within families. We also prepare interspousal deeds for property transfers between spouses, as well as deeds for transfers between grandparents and grandchildren or between parents and children. Additionally, we offer grant deeds, which transfer property ownership.
*Not certified copies