-- Gold Legal Group has launched a new will service for key healthcare providers, first responders and grocery store workers helping America get through the coronavirus epidemic. Simply by applying the unique codes “healthyme” for individuals and “healthywe” for married couples, they can get their will done online in less than ten minutes, and have it reviewed by an attorney for free.
For more information please visit the website here: https://goldlegalgroup.com
Gold Legal Group is a high-profile California and New York based legal practice founded by world-renowned attorney Natalie Elisha Gold (licensed as Natalie Elisha). They offer a full estate plan for clients online, including Trust, Will, Power of Attorney and Healthcare Proxy.
Natalie has been a frequent speaker on legal matters and has recently been seen on national TV on Fox, CBS, HLN, Good Morning America, and Court TV. Key workers taking up this free service have the reassurance of knowing their inheritance will be in safe hands.
Gold Legal also offers trusts to people in these uncertain times – an option which may be more appropriate than a will. A trust acts like a will in that both are legally binding documents used by people to declare who inherits their assets on passing. However, it does not have to go through probate to take effect. Even in normal times probate is a court process that can take a lot of money and time.
Because of the current COVID-19 crisis, courts are closed except for emergencies and processing essential matters. Distribution of assets via wills could be held up for a completely unknown period until the world returns to normal processes. For now, a trust could be the best route, and Gold Legal have the expertise to help people make the correct decision.
Gold Legal can ensure that their clients’ families can get their assets as soon as possible with no waiting time needed by helping them prepare their trust online. An added advantage is that a will has stringent signing requirements requiring two witnesses who are not family members. It is also good practice for the process to be completed in front of an attorney and notarized, which is not possible in the current lockdown. A trust has fewer rigid requirements, yet provides the same advantages.
Those wishing to find out more can visit the website on the link provided above.
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