PAUL ERSHLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW * LEAVE YOUR FAMILY YOUR PROPERTY AND PEACE OF MIND, NOT CONFUSION, UNCERTAINTY AND LARGE LEGAL BILLS! A LIVING TRUST avoids uncertainty, confusion AND probate, so YOUR WISHES for your property will be easily and quickly carried out, and your heirs will have to do VERY LITTLE after you die. For a free, "no-pressure" consultation, call me at 702-893-2088 or e-mail Trusts@ErshlerLaw.com.

Using a WILL to pass on your property to relatives or friends when you die means going through the probate system, which is a long drawn out court process. And, you will need an attorney to handle the probate of your will. This costs your estate 5% - 7%, or approximately $20,000 - $35,000 of a $500,000 estate.

Having us prepare your LIVING TRUST, where the services of an attorney are NOT necessary, lets you avoid probate and large legal fees. And, with a LIVING TRUST, your property is usually transferred to beneficiaries within a few days or weeks.

ADVANTAGES OF A LIVING TRUST

• You can revoke or change the trust at any time

• Your estate goes directly to your heirs without going through the Court

• You are in complete control to make sure your wishes are carried out

• If you own out of state property, you save by not having to probate in a second state

• Unlike a Will where everything is a matter of public record, with a living trust your estate and assets are kept private

Our Living Trusts are COMPLETE packages that include ALL of the IMPORTANT documents you need. Everything is provided for you, with NO HIDDEN OR ADDITIONAL COSTS.

Your living trust will include ALL of these important documents:

• Revocable Living Trust - Avoids Probate and Conservatorship
  
        Declaration of Trust
        Appendix of Forms

• Transfer Forms Creating Trust

• Schedules of Trust Property
  
        Schedule A, List of Original Property Transferred
        Subsequent Additions and Deletions to Trust
        Forms for Transfer of Property into Trust

• Certification & Notice of Declaration of Trust

• Last Will and Testament ("Pour Over" Will) - Transfers any assets outside the trust into the trust

• Living Will (Medical Directive) - Directions concerning medical treatment and life support

• Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Decisions - Authorizes someone to make healthcare decisions for you if you become incapacitated

• Appointment of Guardian/Conservator

• Tangible Personal Property Disposition List

• Instructions Concerning Trust
  
        For Trust Creator
        For Successor Trustee
        For Settling Estate

• Memorandum to Successor Trustee - Checklist of what to do at death or disability

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For a free, "no-pressure" consultation, call me at 702-893-2088 or e-mail Trusts@ErshlerLaw.com.

* Louisiana (inactive) - Not admitted in Nevada