Time: 20-Minute Consultation
Fee: None
Meeting: Zoom (In-Person option not available)
To Do: Please complete the firm’s Quick Intake Form prior to your meeting.
What to Expect
At K. Reilly Law, we understand there may be an emotional barrier or reluctance in getting even basic estate plan in place. Here's what you can expect when you talk with us.
K. Reilly Law is a virtual firm. The firm is also paperless. What that means is most of our meetings will be via Zoom and our sharing of documents will be via PDF up until the actual signing. The meeting types and process are listed below. I hope to see you in the Zoom rooms! These meetings will be scheduled with K. Reilly Law through September 13, 2022. After that date, the meetings will take place via my new firm, Danger Law LLC.
STEP ONE
Nice to Meet You
This is an opportunity for us to meet and share. It’s a time for me to learn about your goals, wishes, concerns and for you to learn about me and the firm’s process.
Let's get you started
STEP TWO
Who, What, How
Time: 60 Minutes
Fee: $500
Meeting: Zoom (In-Person option available at an increased fee rate)
To Do: Please complete the firm’s Who/What form prior to your meeting. If the form is not completed prior to the meeting, our meeting may run longer than 60 minutes. You may be charged for the firm’s 90-minute session ($750).
During this meeting:
- We will discuss which members of your family or friends you wish to include in your plan.
- List your assets.
- Discuss how you want to structure your plan to distribute your assets according to your wishes.
- Build your bench: Make sure your affairs are handled by people of your choosing
Let's book your initial planning meeting
Note: If our firm is retained within 30 days of this meeting and we prepare Contingency Planning documents, that FEE is applied to that engagement.
The Initial Consultation/Who, What, How/Draft Review meetings are all conducted via Zoom.
If we are all on our game, generally, this process takes about eight weeks. This sort of planning is not just for the wealthy. Let’s get your Personal or Family Contingency Plan in place and cross that weighty item off your “To Do List.”