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Online Will Intake Form
ONLINE INTAKE FORM
Please fill out this form to get your $199 will started. Fill out all required fields. If you have any questions, please call us at 214-250-4407. Please note that the will is a $199. Additional documents are not included in the price. Additional documents can include a trust, power of attorney, guardianship for person, living will, etc.
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Executors, Trustees, & Guardians
Please fill out this area. You will need to put down at least one executor. Your
executor
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trustee
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Please describe what you would like to do with a trust?
There are two types of Guardianship documents that we can set up for your family. You can designate a Guardianship for you minor children and a Guardianship for yourself. The Guardianship for your minor children is included in the will and is no extra charge. A Guardianship for yourself is an additional document and will be an additional charge.
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A trust is a document that will separate the power to manage your property from the person who benefits from that property. There are many reasons why people want a trust. For example, keeping property away from young children, taxes, avoiding probate, creating charities, etc. Please describe above the type of trust or what you would like to do.
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Do any of your children have special needs? Please explain.