WHAT HAPPEN TO YOUR ASSETS WHEN YOU ARE
IN DEBT OR
AFTER YOU DIE?
1- IS HAVING A WILL GOOD ENOUGH?
– The answer is NO.
2- SHOULD YOU HAVE AN ESTATE PLAN?
– This is a MUST.
Below is the detail what Protections an Estate Planning can provide while a Will does not:
| AVOID PROBATE | ||
| TIME PROTECTION. Probate is time consuming; 6 – 9 months minimum. If there are litigations and disputes, it will take months or years to resolve. | ||
| COST PROTECTION. Probate is costly because you must pay: – 3% of your total assets for an Executor – court cost, advertisement cost, litigation cost, travel cost, etc. |
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| PRIVATE PROTECTION. During the Probate, all your information and assets will be published. Your neighbors, creditors, relatives, etc. will know what you owe and don’t own. | ||
| ASSET PROTECTION. A Will does not provide Asset Protection. Your assets are widely exposed to risk and can be attacked any time. | ||
| MIMIMIZE TAX. A Will does not Minimize Estate Tax. Your estate can be taxed based on Federal and/or State law of the year of death. | ||
| WEALTH PRESERVATION. A Will does not Preserve your Wealth within your family. Your assets can be taken by outsiders. | ||
| FAMILY PROTECTION. A Will does not protect your family members’ inheritances from being taken by outsiders. | ||
| FAMILY RELATIONSHIP. A Will does not preserve your family relationship when dispute or litigation happens. |
TGA’s Estate Planning Attorney will walk you through the planning process step-by-step to ensure all the proper arrangements are in place to avoid unnecessary frustrations, conflicts and expenses for your loved ones.
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