Living Trusts 866-993-0299
The Georgia Trust Pros operates out of Alpharetta and is currently serving living trust clients in Atlanta and Fulton Counties. Quick Turnaround. Legal Speak You Can Understand. Available House Calls. Optional Notary. 866-993-0299.
The GA Trust Pros is the only estate planning provider that publishes its pricing for living trust packages starting at $2,500. This includes:
In Northern Atlanta, we offer two options for meetings: in-person or via Zoom, Skype or teleconference. During the first meeting, we'll fill out your Trust Application, which takes about an hour. The second meeting is where we will deliver, review, and, if needed, notarize the trust in person.
Your trust consists of six sections:
1. Trust Declaration
2. Schedule of Assets
3. Pour-Over Will
4. Financial Power of Attorney
5. Medical Power of Attorney
6. Living Trust Certificate (mini-trust)
We provide unlimited free telephone follow-up questions without charge. Additionally, we guarantee that you will not be passed to an office assistant after your trust is completed. You will stay with the same person who made your document for the life of your trust.
Call for your free phone consultation, 1-(866) 993-0299. There is no obligation.
You can also send an email to info@thetrustpros.com and we will call you.
1365 Mayfield Manor Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30009 (NO WALKS INS. BY APPOINTEMNT ONLY)
What are the benefits of having a living or family trust?
- Avoids probate at death (multiple probates if property is owned outside CA).
- Prevents the court from taking control of assets when incapacitated.
- Pulls all assets into one plan.
- Assets are handed down to beneficiaries quickly without delay.
- Money can stay in trust until you want beneficiaries to receive.
- Inexpensive compared to thousands that would be spent to handle estate without a trust.
- Can make changes or revoke at any time.
- Living Trusts are extremely difficult to contest.
- Prevents the court from taking control of assets for children under 18 years.
- Can protect or hold assets for people with special needs.
- Sleep a little better at night knowing you have set up a contingency plan.
Why The Georgia Trust Pros?
Our parent company, The Trust Pros company has been run by a husband & wife team since 2001 and have since opened the Georgia Trust Pros in 2019 (read more at "About Us"). Our commitment to service is demonstrated by being voted "Best of North Atlanta" for living trusts in 2021; along with our 5 Star Yelp Reviews. If you are looking for loyal customer support, you've come to the right place.
Pricing
Benefits of having a trust
Benefits of having a trust
- Complete living trust, $2,500.
- Two Zoom calls included with package (optional house calls).
- The first call is where application is filled out; second call is for trust review after trust is delivered.
- No charge for follow-up questions after trust is completed.
- Optional house call, $250 per visit.
- LLC added to trust, $250.
- Life estate, $200.
- Special Instructions, $250.
- Mobile Notary, $175.
Benefits of having a trust
Benefits of having a trust
Benefits of having a trust
- Avoids completely public and expensive probate at death.
- Prevents the court from taking control of assets when incapacitated.
- Assets are privately passed to beneficiaries quickly without delay.
- Money can stay in trust until you want beneficiaries to receive.
- Can make changes or revoke
- Extremely difficult to contest
- Can protect or hold assets for people with special needs
Will or Trust?
Benefits of having a trust
Will or Trust?
Having a Will
A will performs one function only. It just states who receives everything when you pass away. That's it. A will does not avoid probate when you pass away and is completely public. Anyone can look it up from the court system while you are alive and after you pass. A will can also be easily challenged in court. This is process is known as probate, and can drain your estate by thousands of dollars. If your will is challenged, your assets could be frozen for years while in probate. Lastly, A will does nothing for you while you are alive.
A Living Trust
Not only does a trust pass quickly & privately to heirs, but while you are alive, it states who you want to make financial and medical decisions in the event you are incapacitated. This is the "living" part of a living trust.