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These words are used to set apart those citizens who voluntarily agree to sacrifice of themselves so our families and communities and country can enjoy life in safety and freedom.They’re veterans and active-duty service men and women who take up arms. They’re police officers who fight crime. They’re firefighters who battle flames and heat. They’re first-responders who aid the injured and displaced. They are our neighbors, friends, and relatives.Protect and Serve -
If you are, here’s an important question: Have you taken the basic steps to ensure your loved ones are protected in the event death or disability befall you? No one enjoys discussing these possibilities, obviously, but do you know what benefits you can secure for your family? Do they know?The process of learning about your options is easier and faster and more affordable than you might think.Are you a member of this select community?
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Estate planning refers to the creation of relatively simple but powerful legal documents that ensure your assets go to whom you want and when so that your loved ones receive the full benefit of what you’ve left them.Estate planning prevents delays and confusion for those you’ve named as “beneficiaries,” and it’s one of the most important things you can do for those closest to you.Estate Planning For Those Who Protect and Serve
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After over 20 years in the USAF, I became an attorney specifically to help those who protect and serve, however they do so in our society.I help my clients and their loved ones achieve peace of mind, knowing that they have taken the right steps to prepare for a day they willingly, honorably, accept as a potential risk of their service, a day they hope will not come for a long, long time.Contact me today to set up a confidential, complimentary meeting to learn more.I’m Philip Nostrand
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Protect and ServeThese words are used to set apart those citizens who voluntarily agree to sacrifice of themselves so our families and communities and country can enjoy life in safety and freedom.They’re veterans and active-duty service men and women who take up arms. They’re police officers who fight crime. They’re firefighters who battle flames and heat. They’re first-responders who aid the injured and displaced. They are our neighbors, friends, and relatives.
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Are you a member of this select community?If you are, here’s an important question: Have you taken the basic steps to ensure your loved ones are protected in the event death or disability befall you? No one enjoys discussing these possibilities, obviously, but do you know what benefits you can secure for your family? Do they know?The process of learning about your options is easier and faster and more affordable than you might think.
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Estate Planning For Those Who Protect and ServeEstate planning refers to the creation of relatively simple but powerful legal documents that ensure your assets go to whom you want and when so that your loved ones receive the full benefit of what you’ve left them.Estate planning prevents delays and confusion for those you’ve named as “beneficiaries,” and it’s one of the most important things you can do for those closest to you.
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I’m Philip NostrandAfter over 20 years in the USAF, I became an attorney specifically to help those who protect and serve, however they do so in our society.I help my clients and their loved ones achieve peace of mind, knowing that they have taken the right steps to prepare for a day they willingly, honorably, accept as a potential risk of their service, a day they hope will not come for a long, long time. Contact me today to set up a confidential, complimentary meeting to learn more.
A goal without a plan is just a wish.–Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Unless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes…but no plans.–Peter F. Drucker
By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.–Benjamin Franklin
If you don’t know where you’re going, how will you know when you get there?–Unknown
Planning is worrying based on facts.–Bangambiki Habyarimana
You can’t plow a field simply by turning it over in your mind.–Gordon B. Hinckley