Estate Planning
Everyone HAS an estate plan, whether you know it or not. If you die without a will (intestate) the State will probate your estate according to its own guidelines and laws. You will give up your right to distribute your legacy as YOU see fit. Everyone should have a will, in order to avoid intestacy. Call 801 561-4797 or email us today and begin the process that will ensure your legacy goes to whom you wish in the way you wish it.
Avoiding probate
Once you have a will, it becomes important to periodically review your will and add and modify it to account and plan for the wisest possible distribution and passing along of your legacy. Among the best ways to wisely distribute your legacy are living trusts. Call or email us to discuss whether living trusts make sense for you.
Investing in and for your legacy
After your will (and if desired, a living trust) have both been set up--investing in and for your legacy is the final yet ongoing process of estate planning. The minimal investment you should make is in the periodic review of your estate plan. Once a schedule of review has been established and becomes a habit for you, your attorney can and should recommend investments that match and compliment your legacy plan. Consult a trusted attorney who can give seasoned advice--call Russ Hartill today at 801 561-4797, or email.
