
Legal Intake
Please fill out the form below to submit information that we will use to draft your legal documents.
Legal Intake Questionnaire
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Your Information
Spouse Information
Current Plan
Children
First Child Information
Second Child Information
Third Child Information
Fourth Child Information
Fifth Child Information
Sixth Child Information
Grandchildren
First Grandchild
Second Grandchild
Third Grandchild
Fourth Grandchild
Fifth Grandchild
Sixth Grandchild
Seventh Grandchild
Eighth Grandchild
Ninth Grandchild
Tenth Grandchild
Core Estate Planning
Important Relationships. This first section is going to ask you to provide detail relating to who will fill critical roles upon your death or mental incapacitation. We will cover: Executorship Health care agents (medical decision) Primary agents (financial decisions) Guardianship (in the event you have a minor child)
Executors
This section pertains to the individuals who will serve as executor and handle the administration of your estate upon your death.
Successor Executors
This section pertains to the individuals who will serve as executor upon the death/disability of the initial executor.
Other Assets Inventory
Dispositive Provisions
This section provides for specific gifts/devises you may choose to leave to specific beneficiaries (children, grandchildren, other family members, friends, etc.). Please include specific instructions you would like the trust to reflect about each provision (i.e., Set aside certain amount for college fund, not to be accessed until age of majority; Amount payable each month for remainder of beneficiary life, i.e., Antique cabinet and all of its contents to said beneficiary)
Trust Protector
Once the Trustors (you and your spouse/partner) have passed away, the Trust Protector acts on behalf of the Trustors and monitors the Trustee’s adherence to the trust. They can hire and fire trustees and review any account information and trust documents to ensure the administration of the trust is going in accordance with the wishes of the Trustors. Typically, trust protectors are family members or trusted friends of the individual(s) establishing the trust. You are NOT required to appoint a Trust Protector. If you desire, you can appoint an Trust Protector later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Investment Advisor
The Investment Advisor acts as a financial advisor to the trust and assists the trustee with strategic investment and money management to ensure the assets of the trust are growing and being invested wisely. You are NOT required to appoint an Investment Advisor. If you desire, you can appoint an investment advisor later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Beneficiaries
When creating a trust, you must name beneficiaries. By default, if you are married, your trust will be drafted to care for you and your spouse/partner while you are living and then flow down to your child(ren) once you both have passed away. If you are unmarried or have no children, your trust will be drafted so that if you become married and/or have children, they will automatically become your beneficiaries, but you will still need to name beneficiaries to inherit your estate otherwise.
Asset Protection Trust
When creating a trust, you must name beneficiaries. By default, if you are married, your trust will be drafted to care for you and your spouse/partner while you are living, and then flow down to your child(ren) once you both have passed away. If you are unmarried or you have no children, your trust will be drafted so that if you become married and/or have children, they will automatically become your beneficiaries, but you will still need to name beneficiaries to inherit your estate otherwise. Please note: This trust is irrevocable and cannot be changed, and it requires an attorney/qualified trustee to serve as trustee, and you would have to contact the trustee to access your funds within the trust. The benefits of this trust include asset protection from creditors and potential litigants, and providing a level of separation between you and the assets in the trust.
Trustee Selection
Some trusts require an attorney/qualified trustee to serve as trustee, while others do not. If you do NOT wish to have Brookhaven serve as trustee, please ensure the person you appoint is qualified as required by relevant statutory law, including location of individual or entity, and eligibility as an attorney, trust company, or other qualified entity or individual.
Trust Protector
Once the Trustors (you and your spouse/partner) have passed away, the Trust Protector acts on behalf of the Trustors and monitors the Trustee’s adherence to the trust. They can hire and fire trustees and review any account information and trust documents to ensure the administration of the trust is going in accordance with the wishes of the Trustors. Typically, trust protectors are family members or trusted friends of the individual(s) establishing the trust. You are NOT required to appoint a Trust Protector. If you desire, you can appoint an Trust Protector later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Investment Advisor
The Investment Advisor acts as a financial advisor to the trust and assists the trustee with strategic investment and money management to ensure the assets of the trust are growing and being invested wisely. You are NOT required to appoint an Investment Advisor. If you desire, you can appoint an investment advisor later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Beneficiaries
When creating a trust, you must name beneficiaries. By default, if you are married, your trust will be drafted to care for you and your spouse/partner while you are living and then flow down to your child(ren) once you both have passed away. If you are unmarried or have no children, your trust will be drafted so that if you become married and/or have children, they will automatically become your beneficiaries, but you will still need to name beneficiaries to inherit your estate otherwise. Please provide a thorough description of your wishes as to how you wish to see your estate disbursed, including any specific inheritance considerations you would like our team to consider in drafting your estate plan (i.e., everything split evenly among children; disinherit a child; leave certain amounts to charity; etc.)
Charitable Beneficiaries
The named charitable beneficiaries will be the recipients of what is left within trust at the end of its term. You may name as many charitable beneficiaries as you like so long as each is a registered 501(c)(3) organization.
Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust
Some trusts require an attorney/qualified trustee to serve as trustee, while others do not. If you do NOT wish to have Brookhaven serve as trustee, please ensure the person you appoint is qualified as required by relevant statutory law, including location of individual or entity, and eligibility as an attorney, trust company, or other qualified entity or individual.
Investment Adviser
The Investment Advisor acts as a financial advisor to the trust and assists the trustee with strategic investment and money management to ensure the assets of the trust are growing and being invested wisely. You are NOT required to appoint an Investment Advisor. If you desire, you can appoint an investment adviser later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Trust Protector
Once the Trustors (you and your spouse/partner) have passed away, the Trust Protector acts on behalf of the Trustors and monitors the Trustee’s adherence to the trust. They can hire and fire trustees and review any account information and trust documents to ensure the administration of the trust is going in accordance with the wishes of the Trustors. Typically, trust protectors are family members or trusted friends of the individual(s) establishing the trust. You are NOT required to appoint a Trust Protector. If you desire, you can appoint an Trust Protector later as long as you are not incapacitated.
Policy Information
Beneficiaries
Governance Documents
You attorney will draft governance documents to set up your LLC. The company will be structured in Wyoming, and the attorney will handle the Secretary of State filing, FinCEN filing requirements, and obtain the EIN. All of this will be provided to you along with the Operating Agreement.
Desired Company Name
Provide the full company name EXACTLY how you want it to be filed, along with two alternative company names in the event your desired company name is not available with the Secretary of State.
Responsible Party
All entities are required to have an individual listed as the Responsible Party. This person will be listed as the Organizer with the Secretary of State, will be listed as the Beneficial Owner for FinCEN compliance, and will be the named individual on all tax documents.
Manager of the LLC
All entities are required to have an individual designated to act as Manager of the LLC. This person handles the business of the company and is the “final word” in all company matters. There can be more than one Manager serving at the same time.
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