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Far too many aspiring entrepreneurs jump-start their businesses without taking the time to plan properly. Just as a builder uses a blueprint to ensure a
Trust the truest way to protect your family.
At most Estate Planning law firms the relationship ends when you sign your documents. At Truest Law, the relationship extends far beyond the signing of your Estate Planning documents. We keep in touch with you to make sure your plan stays up to date and funded.
Truest Law also has a system to keep your estate plan current, operational, and designed to meet your wishes.
Truest wants to be your Lawyer for Life.
Truest Law will ensure your family assets, values and businesses are protected and given to your loved ones exactly as you intend. Through our custom estate planning process we offer a variety of methods to protect your life’s work and preserve your legacy exactly the way you want.
Don’t let your assets potentially fall into the wrong hands. Ensure your loved
ones have clear, enforceable instructions on how to distribute your estate while keeping them out of court, avoiding disagreements and hurt feelings.
Our team is made up of trusted advisors for clients facing the challenges of management, ownership transition, and next-stage growth strategies.
From start-ups to seasoned businesses, we’re here to help business owners form and maintain their entity, plan for succession, incorporating agreements, protect intellectual property – and so much more. Call us today to book a Business Strategy Session to get started.
Where most firms prepare you for death, we prepare you for life!
We’re here for the quick question today or the major changes that tomorrow can bring.
Our Estate Plans are billed on a flat fee basis, and transparent so there are never any surprises
Not only will we help you pass on your money, but also your values, your insights, your stories and your experience.
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