Suddenly pass away at any time
Are you a hard-working Louisianan looking to ensure your assets, like your land, house, car and money go to your loved ones after you die?
Are you concerned that after you pass, your house may be seized to pay off unpaid taxes or unpaid credit cards and debts?
Are you worried that your kids and grandkids will be stuck paying off your hospital bills or will fight with each other to try and get what they think they deserve from the nest egg you left them?
If you’ve answered a resounding Yes to any of these questions, then you have come to the right place to help you get the answers you need to move forward with peace of mind.
Your Financial Problem (that you didn’t know you had)
The problem is that most people don’t want to think about what happens to their stuff after they die.
And, that makes sense, because we, as humans, tend to avoid having to deal with difficult decisions to make.
And, truthfully, this is the one event where you can avoid making a decision and it won’t actually affect you once the event happens. It is a perfect win-win for people who like to put off the pain of making hard decisions.
But, if you don’t do it. If you fail to address this future problem head-on. If you wait until you are too old or too sick to make decisions about your hard fought financial earnings in life, then it may be too late.
Why?
Because, so many other things can happen. (G-d forbid) you could:
While I hope none of these scenarios come true for you (and I don’t think they will otherwise you wouldn’t be reading this) they have come true for many a people before you.
And, the results can be devastating to your family.
Sure, you may not feel the consequences, but the people that you love could end up:
Whatever your reason may be to hold off on Estate Planning, I promise you is not stronger than the damage that can result if you don’t tackle this problem, head-on.
Louisiana law has very specific ways that your assets get distributed if you don’t have an estate plan and Last Will and Testament..your money will not necessarily go where you intended. Certain types of people are favored over others, for instance, so your spouse may not get the full value of the estate should you leave it up to the courts to decide.
Your Easy Solution
Why should you let the law decide who gets your hard-earned assets, when it is very easy to plan for this time in your life through my easy to implement three-step solution that I call the Easy Estate Plan.
1. SCHEDULE A CALL
First, click the button below to set up an initial phone consultation with Carlee. Carlee knows how busy your life can be, so you’ll first speak with her on the phone and she will tell you your next, best steps.
2. MAKE A PLAN
Next, Carlee will hear your needs and answer all your questions. If you decide to work together, she will then develop an easy to follow plan so she can immediately get started on designing your Easy Estate Plan.
3. DRAFT YOUR EASY ESTATE PLAN
Finally, Carlee will draft and file all of the legal docs you need to complete your Easy Estate Plan, so you can move forward with your life with certainty and peace of mind that your assets are secured for you and your family, forever.
Some of the stuff we do every day when we Estate Plan, include: