Do You Have A Will?

Most of us don't. In fact over 65% of American's over the age of 60 do not yet have a will, trust or any kind of estate plan. Unfortunately, most people tend to procrastinate when it comes to estate planning. Let's face it, deciding who gets your assets when you are gone, and who will manage your assets if you become disabled, are tasks most people would rather ignore. But if you're reading this, you're probably ready to take that first step toward greater peace of mind.

DEATH IS CERTAIN
Disability Happens
Make Your Plan Today!

This biggest misconception people have is that Estate Planning is only for the wealthy- that is not true.
If you own a business, own a home or property, anticipate a future inheritance, have minor children or grandchildren, have adult children that have their own marriages, or have been divorced, then Estate Planning is for you.

Recent cases in our office have highlighted the importance of having a plan in place. A little bit of effort can save a lot of trouble and expense in the event the unthinkable happens.

Statistics show that people spend more time planning their vacation then they do planning for end of life.

If you die or become incapacitated without a plan you have NO VOICE to direct the distribution of property, NO VOICE in appointing the guardian of your children, NO VOICE in deciding who will handle your children's money and NO VOICE in appointing the person to make ANY decisions for you.

Most people would rather make important decisions themselves rather than the government or a judge. Our will packages include the documents you never knew you need to let your voice be heard.

Take the first step and call Attorney Lou Larsen at
Treasure Coast Legal 772-283-2626!