BUILD A LEGACY

BUILD A LEGACY!

Starting Your Legacy Plan Shouldn’t Be Hard or Expensive

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Estate Planning

You don’t need to spend a fortune or deal with complicated processes to protect your home and assets.

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Asset Protection Planning

Protecting your property from risks like lawsuits or debt can be straightforward and affordable.

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Legacy Planning

Building a legacy that reflects your values is essential, and it shouldn’t come with a hefty price tag.

Starting Your Legacy Plan Shouldn’t Be Hard or Expensive

Estate Planning

You don’t need to spend a fortune or deal with complicated processes to protect your home and assets.

Asset Protection Planning

Protecting your property from risks like lawsuits or debt can be straightforward and affordable.

Legacy Planning

Building a legacy that reflects your values is essential, and it shouldn’t come with a hefty price tag.

NOT having a living trust could leave your family at risk.

Procrastinating could mean your family will have to go through probate, risking thousands of dollars and potentially years tied up in court.

NOT having a living trust could leave your family at risk.

Procrastinating could mean your family will have to go through


probate, risking thousands of dollars
and potentially years tied up in court.

Why a Living Trust Could Be Right for You

  • Avoid probate, saving time, money, and keeping things private.

  • Designate trusted individuals to make decisions if you are unable

  • Protect your family’s future with clear instructions for your assets and healthcare

  • Prevent family conflicts and ensure your wishes are respected

Why a Living Trust Could Be Right for You

  • Avoid probate, saving time, money, and keeping things private.

  • Designate trusted individuals to make decisions if you are unable.

  • Protect your family’s future with clear instructions for your assets and healthcare.

  • Prevent family conflicts and ensure your wishes are respected.

Checklist for Updating Your Estate Plan

As life changes, so should your plan. Update your plan to stay on track.

Keep your documents current to avoid challenges in court.

Review your plan every 2 years and update it every 5 years to keep it accurate.

Let's Keep Your Plan Updated to Keep It Effective

As life changes, so should your plan. Update your plan to stay on track.

Keep your documents current to avoid challenges in court.

Review your plan every 2 years and update it every 5 years to keep it accurate.

No More Worries —
We’ll Help You Every Step of the Way

Legally sound documents

Organized and Ready

Quick Review

Process

100% attorney-guided process

Customized Estate Plans

Easily share your plans with others

Say Yes, And We'll Help You Protect
What You’ve Worked Hard For

Tell Us About Yourself & We'll Match You With A Plan

I have children under 18

I own a home or other property

I want to outline my health care wishes

I have assets over $180,000

I'm married

I own a business

I want to leave gifts for individuals or charities

I’d like to consult with an attorney

I want expert guidance while creating my plan

I want to exclude people from receiving my assets

How to Choose a Trustee for Your Trust: Questions to Ask

How to Choose a Trustee for Your Trust: Questions to Ask

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No More Worries —

We’ll Help You Every Step of the Way

Legally sound documents

Easy to update when life changes

Digital and Printed Document Shipping

100% attorney-guided process

Customized Estate Plans

Easily share your plans with others

Say Yes, And We'll Help You Protect

What You’ve Worked Hard For

Tell Us About Yourself & We'll Match You With A Plan

I have children under 18

I own a home or other property

I want to outline my health care wishes

I have assets over $180,000

I'm married

I own a business

I want to leave gifts for individuals or charities

I’d like to consult with an attorney

I want expert guidance while creating my plan

I want to exclude people from receiving my assets

How to Choose a Trustee for Your Trust: Questions to Ask

How to Choose a Trustee for Your Trust: Questions to Ask

Learn what a trustee really does, the questions to ask before naming one, how to choose backups, and when a professional trustee may be the safer option. ...more

Estate Planning

January 11, 20264 min read

How to Protect a Child’s Inheritance: Best Trust Types and Distribution Rules

How to Protect a Child’s Inheritance: Best Trust Types and Distribution Rules

Protect your child’s inheritance with the right trust and clear distribution rules, so money is managed by the right person, used for the right needs, and released at the right time. ...more

Estate Planning

January 04, 20264 min read

Estate Planning for Single Parents: Guardianship, Wills, and What to Do First

Estate Planning for Single Parents: Guardianship, Wills, and What to Do First

Single parents face unique risks. Learn which estate planning steps matter most first, including guardianship, wills, trusts, and decision-maker documents that protect your children if life changes su... ...more

Estate Planning

December 28, 20255 min read

How to Update Your Estate Plan After Divorce

How to Update Your Estate Plan After Divorce

Divorce changes your life fast. Your estate plan rarely keeps up. Learn what to update after divorce so beneficiaries, documents, and asset titles reflect your new reality. ...more

Estate Planning

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How to Use Trusts for Creditor and Lawsuit Protection

How to Use Trusts for Creditor and Lawsuit Protection

Trusts can protect assets, but not all trusts block creditors or lawsuits. Learn when trusts actually work, what limits apply, and how smart planning reduces legal and financial risk. ...more

Estate Planning

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How to Protect Your Family Business in Your Estate Plan

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A practical guide to protecting your family business through your estate plan. Learn how to secure ownership, leadership, and continuity so your legacy stays strong for the next generation. ...more

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How Will You Leave Your Mark?

Join Thousands Who've Built Their Legacy.

Book a call with our specialist to explore plan options while saving money. Don't leave your future to chance, take action and empower your loved ones today!

How Will You Leave Your Mark? Join Thousands Who've Built Their Legacy.

Book a call with our specialist to explore plan options while saving money. Don't leave your future to chance, take action and empower your loved ones today!

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Disclaimer: Legacy Promises Network is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Our services are supported by a network of experienced attorneys, and our program is guided and advised by legal professionals. Our specialists assist clients throughout the process, ensuring each step is handled effectively. Any legal advice or representation is provided by affiliated attorneys, not by Legacy Promises Network directly. All documentation follows compliance requirements according to the client’s state of residence and applicable laws at the time of execution. Please note that state regulations and laws may change, which is beyond our control. We recommend periodic reviews to ensure ongoing compliance with current legal standards.