In today's complex world, securing your financial future is more crucial than ever.

Who Needs a Living Trust?

  • Married couples or single parents with minor children.
  • Anyone who owns real estate.
  • Anyone with assets of $50,000 or more.
  • Anyone who desires assets be held “In Trust” and distributed to heirs beyond the default age of distribution, or according to special terms.
  • Anyone with special-needs dependents.
  • Married couples in a second marriage who want to protect the children of a first marriage.
  • Business owners.
  • Domestic partners.

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AmeriEstate Legal Plan occasionally makes available to its potential clients a referral to The Financial Architects (TFA), believed to be reliable and creditable. Potential clients are cautioned, however, that AmeriEstate makes neither representation nor warranty concerning such service providers and their products and services. AmeriEstate accepts no liabilities or responsibility whatsoever for the experience you have using the services of this third party.

The Financial Architects maintains and operates a variety of investments and insurance products and services, to help you address your financial needs and concerns.

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