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What happens to your property if you suddenly pass away or become incapacitated? Every adult needs an estate plan no matter how much money they have or which stage of life they are in. A proper plan keeps your family out of court and gives your family the control and resources they need for when the inevitable occurs.
Living Trust
A Living Trust, which is also called a Family Trust or Revocable Living Trust, is generally created by an estate attorney. A Living Trust is created while you are alive and you will generally act as the donor, beneficiary, and the Trustee maintaining complete control of your property. A Living Trust can also be revoked or changed by you at any time during your life. After your death, the Trust property will be distributed to the beneficiaries designated in your Trust according to the instructions you put in your Trust without going through the probate process or court involvement.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that lets you appoint one or more people to make specific types of decisions on your behalf in the event that you are unable to make those decisions. You control the terms of the Power of Attorney and define the specific events that would trigger authorization to act under the Power of Attorney. You also control the types of decisions that your appointed person (known as an attorney-in-fact or agent) can make.
Guardian Nomination
A Supernus Guardian Nomination is an independent legal document that identifies your primary choice to care for your children. It carries significant weight with Child Protective Services and the Court and in most instances, it will allow the chosen guardian to take immediate custody of your kids in an emergency.
A Supernus Guardian Nomination is the vital first step to ensuring your kids are raised by the people you want and in the way you want, and it will significantly reduce the risk of expensive and unnecessary family conflict.
Will & Testament
When a person passes away with real estate or more than $50,000 in assets (varies from state to state), the court must make an accounting of their possessions before those possessions can be distributed to their heirs. A Last Will & Testament, commonly called a Will, is a legal document that instructs the court how, and to whom, to distribute your property as well as who should care for your minor children. If you die without a Will, your wishes may not be carried out, a judge will decide how distributions will be made, and your heirs may end up spending unnecessary time, money, and energy to settle your affairs after your gone.
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The Supernus Business & Law Center will work directly with your family to insure that you will receive the best estate planning available. We know that every family needs proper estate planning, which is why Supernus offers affordable estate plans for every family situation and every price range. Supernus's mission is simple: to help every family have access to quality estate planning at a cost they can afford. We provide expert estate planning, Wills and Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Guardian Nominations, Buy-Sell Agreements, Asset Protection, and many other family planning services you may need.
You can trust the Supernus Business & Law Center to create a comprehensive plan for your estate that is uniquely tailored for your own specific situation that will enable you to leave behind more asset value and fewer complications for your loved ones.
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