Let us help you make sure that your loved ones receive your hard earned assets. Whether you need a simple Will or a more involved estate plan such as a Revocable Living Trust, we will streamline the process and alleviate concerns as well as provide more security to individuals and families.  When preparing trusts, we take special care to make sure that your Trust is properly funded (asset transfer). 

Additional documents used to complete an estate plan include a Living Will,  Health Care Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney and a Last Will and Testament.  LCP Enterprises helps you protect yourself and your finances by making the process simple.  You will be assured that someone you trust will make decisions for you and not the courts.

A Living will allows you to specify your wishes regarding matters like artificial life support in advance.  A Living Will does not only make sure that your wishes will be heard, but it can also protect your loved ones from having to make such difficult and personal choices for you.  A living will also includes a Health Care Power of Attorney that lets you appoint a trusted person to make specific healthcare decisions for you.

A Last Will could be the most important legal document that you will sign.  A Last Will designates someone (a Personal Representative) to be responsible for distributing your assets and names a guardian for your minor children in the event of an untimely death.  Without a Last Will the courts will decide what happens to your children and your assets.  These decisions should be made by you and documented in order for you to make sure that your wishes are carried out. 

A Financial Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to act on your behalf if you are unable to act for yourself regarding financial matters.  The document can be effective immediately or it can take effect only when you are unable to make these decisions on your own, i.e. if you are in any way incapacitated.  

Living trusts have significant estate planning advantages.  It allows you to transfer your assets to beneficiaries of your choice upon your death.  It can also control the timing of the distributions and the amount to be distributed.  If your Living Trust is prepared and funded properly you may avoid the costs and delays of probate.