Peace of Mind Starts with Eversafe
Eversafe is a modern estate planning platform that empowers individuals and families to easily create and manage vital legal documents, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives. With a mission to simplify the estate planning process, Eversafe makes it more accessible, approachable, and stress-free for everyone.
Will and Trust Quiz
"The Will and Trust Quiz gathers insights about your estate planning goals, family dynamics, and financial situation. Based on your responses, it recommends whether a Will, a Trust, or a consultation with an attorney is the most common choice for people in similar circumstances."
Personalized Estate Planning Solutions for Lifelong Peace of Mind
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Why Trusts
Creating a trust is a smart way to manage and protect your assets, both during your lifetime and after you're gone. Unlike a will, a trust allows your estate to avoid probate—a lengthy and often costly court process—which means your beneficiaries can receive their inheritance faster and with greater privacy. Trusts also offer more control over how and when your assets are distributed, which is especially helpful for families with young children, dependents with special needs, or complex financial situations. Additionally, trusts can help reduce estate taxes and protect your assets from creditors or legal disputes. Overall, a trust provides peace of mind by ensuring your wishes are clearly outlined and efficiently carried out.
Why Wills
Creating a will is essential for ensuring that your wishes are honored after your passing. It allows you to clearly state who should inherit your assets, name guardians for minor children, and appoint an executor to manage your estate. Without a will, state laws decide how your property is divided, which may not align with your intentions. A will helps minimize confusion, prevent family disputes, and provide a sense of security for your loved ones during a difficult time. It's a straightforward way to maintain control over your legacy and make sure your voice is heard even after you're gone.
Comprehensive Estate Planning Services
Our comprehensive estate planning services include wealth preservation strategies, tax advice, and drafting essential documents for end-of-life decisions.
Powers of Attorney Setup
Eversafe Wills & Trusts offers guidance on establishing powers of attorney for ensuring personal and financial decisions are respected even if you're unable to participate directly.
Testimonials
Jasmine Richards
Eversafe made creating my will super straightforward. Their estate planning expertise really put my mind at ease. Highly recommend their thorough, no-fuss approach!
Monica Chandler
After trying various firms, Eversafe's estate planning and trust services stood out. Efficient, tailored advice that clearly reflects my long-term intentions. Very satisfied.
Thomas Krazinski
Handled our power of attorney setup quickly, with minimal fuss. It’s comforting to know everything’s squared away, should anything unexpected happen.
FAQs
Answers to Your Essential Estate Planning Questions
Why is it important to have an estate plan?
An estate plan ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and safeguards your family's future.
What is the difference between a will and a trust?
A will details asset distribution at death and takes effect then. A trust manages assets before or after death and avoids probate.
Is estate planning only for the elderly?
No, estate planning is beneficial at any stage of adulthood as life is unpredictable.
How often should I update my estate plan?
Review and possibly update your plan after major life events or every three to five years.
Can I write my own will or trust without an attorney?
While it is legally permissible to draft your own estate documents, it is advisable to work with an attorney to avoid common pitfalls and ensure all legal requirements are met. This ensures your estate is handled exactly as you wish without leaving any ambiguities that could be challenged in court.
What happens if I die without a will?
If you die intestate (without a will), your assets will be distributed according to state laws, which may not reflect your personal wishes. This could lead to unwanted family disputes and prolonged court processes.