Our FAQ page is designed to provide clarity on the estate planning process, covering key topics like wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and guardianship. Whether you’re starting a new plan or updating an existing one, our answers to frequently asked questions will guide you through each step, ensuring you feel informed and confident in protecting your legacy and your loved ones.
We provide comprehensive estate planning, including wills, trusts, financial power of attorney, and medical directives.
Yes, we offer flexible, mobile services, allowing us to meet with you at your home for convenient and private discussions.
The Basic Plan includes a Will, Guardianship Form, Durable Financial Power of Attorney, and Advanced Health Care Directive, ideal for straightforward needs.
The Basic Plan costs $300 for individuals and $500 for couples, with all-inclusive notary and upfront pricing.
Our Family Plan adds a Transfer on Death (TOD) Deed to the basics, ensuring your estate smoothly transfers to heirs without probate.
The Family Trust Plan includes a Revocable Living Trust, essential for larger estates and comprehensive protection, priced at $1,300.
Yes, we offer flexibility to make updates as your needs change, ensuring your estate plan always meets your wishes.
No, we offer clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees, so you know the full cost before beginning.
Absolutely. We believe in personalized service with direct attorney contact, ensuring expert guidance without intermediaries.
A Revocable Living Trust helps you manage assets efficiently and is a key component for clients with complex or large estates in Murrieta and Temecula.
This document lets you assign someone to handle financial matters if you’re incapacitated, essential for protecting assets.
Yes, each plan includes an Advanced Health Care Directive (Living Will/Medical Power of Attorney) to make healthcare decisions clear.
A TOD Deed allows your property to bypass probate, a valuable addition for those seeking efficiency in estate transfers.
This form designates who will care for any minor children, a crucial element in any estate plan for parents.
Yes, a will provides instructions for personal matters and guardianship, complementing the protection of a trust.
Typically, it takes 2-4 weeks, depending on the complexity and customization of your plan.
Yes, we work with you to ensure every document reflects your unique situation and goals.
We recommend reviewing every 3-5 years or after significant life changes to ensure your wishes are current.
Yes, and all our packages include notary services, saving you extra time and costs.
We offer dedicated, transparent service with direct attorney contact and flexible options to ensure peace of mind.