Comprehensive Package

Planning for families seeking greater protection, privacy, and flexibility

Why it matters

For many families, a revocable living trust is the cornerstone of a comprehensive estate plan. While a will directs what happens after death, a properly funded trust can provide seamless management of your assets during your lifetime, in the event of incapacity, and after your death—often without the need for probate.  

Who needs it

Individuals and families who want a coordinated strategy that protects loved ones today while simplifying the administration of their estate for the future. A trust-based plan is often appropriate if you:

  • Own a home or multiple properties

  • Have significant investment accounts

  • Want to avoid probate

  • Own property in more than one state

  • Have blended families

  • Wish to provide ongoing protection for beneficiaries

  • Anticipate future wealth or inheritances

  • Desire greater privacy and continuity of asset management

  • Revocable living trust

  • Pour-over will

  • Durable power of attorney

  • Health care proxy

  • Living will

  • HIPAA authorization

  • Guardianship planning for minor children (when applicable)

  • Trust funding guidance and asset retitling recommendations

  • Beneficiary designation review

  • Coordination of jointly-owned assets and retirement accounts

What is included

Digital assets

The Internet is forever but you don’t have to be. Your digital footprint should be managed like any other asset, with plans to close, transfer, or maintain accounts to align with the rest of your estate plan. We’ll guide you through each decision to ensure that your online presence is managed responsibly by someone you trust, including:

  • Email accounts

  • Online financial accounts

  • Cryptocurrency

  • Cloud storage

  • Digital photographs

  • Social media profiles

  • Password management

How it serves you

  1. Avoids probate for assets titled in the trust

  2. Maintains greater privacy than a traditional probate proceeding

  3. Provides continuity if you become incapacitated

  4. Simplifies administration for your loved ones

  5. Coordinates the management of multiple assets or real estate

  6. Provides ongoing management for beneficiaries when appropriate

  7. Creates a framework for future tax and legacy planning

“My husband and I had our first child this year and were referred to Fischer Harbage through a friend. They was incredibly helpful and made the process of creating our first will so easy and straightforward. We would definitely recommend them to anyone looking!”
— Jenna H.

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