Making The Decision For The Family Trust, The Meeting To Plan Everything

Making The Decision For The Trust, The Meeting To Plan Everything Living Trust with Silver Pen

Allen Dembski

So there are a lot of things that people need to decide on when planning a funeral. What’s the average, if you were to guess off your experience, which you guys have quite amount of time of experience, how many meetings does it take for somebody to say, this is what I want?

Timothy Grant

A great question. It depends how complex or how their arrangements are. I think the The most amount of meetings I’ve ever had would probably be up to 10 meetings with a family. They had very specific requirements for their funerals, and they really had a lot of details, so it took quite a bit of time. But Most families, two meetings maybe. But if there’s really not too much to discuss, we usually can get everything done probably in a couple of hours.

Christy Sharkey

Then you could always change it, too. I’ve had family from five years ago call me and say, You know what? We sat down. I said I wanted a burial. Now it’s time. I’ve been talking to my family. I want a cremation. We’ll sit down with them and make those notes again for them with those changes. It’s not set in stone what you do. You can always make changes as… Again, the world is changing, so we’re adjusting to it as well, and we’ll make that for you.

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