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Estate Management
Financial Company Estate Management Service
Don’t just think about your legacy, plan it. Protect your family’s future with a dedicated advisor along your side every step of the way. Estate management does not have to be stressful and we want to prove that to you, we are just one click away from a stress-free approach to planning your legacy.
What Financial Company Provides for
Trust & Estate Administration
- Objectivity
- Continuity
- Responsibility
Comprehensive Asset Management
- Investment management
- Specialty assets
- Real Estate management
- Limited partnership interests
- Limited liability companies
Philanthropic Services
- Donor advised funds
- Private foundations and endowments
- Charitable trusts
Special Needs Trusts
- Our advisors have the experience, judgment and professional resources
- create meaningful financial solutions
- individuals with ongoing health challenges
Trust Real Estate
- Unique combination of real estate and trust expertise
- Help you maximize the value of your real estate assets
Additional Services
- Personal and charitable trusts
- Revocable and irrevocable trusts
- Estate settlement
- Testamentary trusts
- Probate estates
- Conservatorships
- Directed trusts
- Pre-Immigration trusts
- Custody and reporting services
- Trust tax return preparation
- Irrevocable life insurance trusts
Members Trust Our Services
Those who have worked with us, are still working with us. Find out today how you can find a team right for you and your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a trust, and when would I need one?
A trust can give you more control, provide more flexibility, help you reach charitable goals and—depending on the type of trust—help save on estate taxes. Trusts can relieve heirs of the burden of managing assets. They can also spell out conditions heirs must meet before assets are transferred to them.
Is a will right for me?
While trusts can give you more control and flexibility, they don’t replace wills. A will can help you name beneficiaries, distribute personal property and, if you have children under the age of 18, name their guardians.
Who will be my executor?
Many people choose to appoint family members or close friends as their executor. However, if you have a complex estate or a concern about potential family conflicts, consider appointing an estate professional, such as a lawyer or a trust company.
Who can I contact for more information about the right plan for me?
For more information about the right plan for you, click on the buttons throughout the page and fill out the form to contact us or contact us directly through email or phone call!
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