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Securing Your Legacy: Introducing the Absolute Protection Trust™

April 29, 2024

In an ever-evolving legal landscape, safeguarding your assets and securing your legal autonomy requires more than any one-size-fits-all approach could possibly provide. At Nelson Elder Care Law , we prioritize building meaningful relationships with families to gain insight into their specific financial, healthcare, and end-of-life goals. We specialize in crafting individualized solutions tailored to each family's unique needs, and educating our clients about the legal solutions that will truly empower them.

 

This family-focused approach, and a deep understanding of the complexities of estate planning and asset protection, led us to create our innovative Absolute Protection Trust™.

 

Unlike competitors' or DIY-internet trusts, we offer a range of unique differentiators that make our Absolute Protection Trust™ the premier choice for securing your assets and providing peace of mind:

 

1. Unparalleled Assurance and Protection:

With an Absolute Protection Trust™, families gain the legal tools to safeguard their assets against unforeseen threats and vulnerabilies. Our comprehensive framework provides personalized protection, so you have the peace of mind that your priorities and goals are honored.

 

2. Preserve Your Autonomy with our Trust Protector™:

Unlike traditional trusts that lack flexibility, ours offers the unique advantage of amending irrevocable trusts through our Trust Protector™. You retain the power to remove a Trustee, and we can modify or amend trust provisions if your life circumstances change, aligning your estate plan with your evolving needs and preferences.

 

3. Personalized Planning Team:

Every family and client's situation is unique, so we provide a personalized legal team led by an experienced attorney to create your estate plan. Throughout the process, you'll meet with the same faces and speak to the same people, providing personalized support and guidance every step of the way.

 

4. Seamless Transfer of Assets:

The wealth of experience and wisdom we've gained from serving more than 5,000 Georgia families over the years has shown us that the most crucial step in protecting your assets is making sure they are correctly transferred to your trust. With an Absolute Protection Trust™, you'll finalize your estate plan with one of our meticulously detailed Funding Managers. Their expertise in trust funding gives you concierge-level service in facilitating the transfer of assets into your trust, reducing client liability and increasing accuracy, letting you rest easy knowing your assets are protected.

 

Contact us today to learn more about how our Absolute Protection Trust™ can benefit you and your family, and take the first step towards securing your legacy for generations to come. 

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