What is the “Secret Sauce” that separates estate plans that work smoothly from those that do not? In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull describes the “three organizing tools” he has created to help clients get (and keep) their “affairs” organized. These tools include the “Estate Organizer Kit,” “Virtual Assets Instruction Letter,” and “My Last Wishes.” These tools are invaluable, especially to fiduciaries who must one day step in to carry out the estate plan.

What are the fundamental parts of every estate plan? In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull describes the three components of every estate plan: “People, Property, and Plans.” For the estate plan to be “successful,” all three of these “Three Ps” must be appropriately aligned when created and needed.

Did you know there are only three ways an inheritance can be left for loved ones? In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull uses the “Kyle’s Ice Cream Shoppe” analogy to provide an easy-to-understand, remember, and explain the “Three ‘Flavors’ of Inheritance Distribution.”

One of the most common questions of estate planning attorneys is, “Should I have a Will or Trust?” In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull explains the thought process for answering this binary question and teases a third option that has become increasingly popular recently.

Are there only two alternative estate planning approaches? In this video, “Non-Probate Transfers,” estate planning attorney Kyle Krull follows up on his teaser in the “Should I Have a Will or Trust?” video, explaining a third option that has become increasingly popular in recent years—the BBEP.

Who would you trust to make your financial decisions if you were incapacitated, to administer your estate or trust after your death, and even manage and distribute the eventual inheritance? In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull reviews three options he has successfully helped clients implement for more than 30 years.

Silver and gold aside, any parent's most valuable “assets” are their children. In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull shares his 30-plus years of wisdom advising clients when nominating “backup parents” for their minor children if they are orphaned.

Your estate planning legal documents, “organizing tools,” and more are provided in a tabbed and indexed resource manual we call the “Estate Planning Portfolio” binder. In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull reviews the binder's contents and purpose so you can easily navigate it now and in the future.

Nothing about your estate plan takes effect unless “something happens” to you. Fundamentally, this means making your health care decisions if you are incapacitated. In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull shares his insights and experience when navigating legal and practical aspects of these critical healthcare documents.

How would your most basic financial affairs be managed if you were incapacitated? From depositing checks into your bank account to paying your bills to signing your tax return, your fundamental financial responsibilities do not go on hold. In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull shares his insights and experience when navigating the various options that must be considered in this legal document.

What is the legal process when someone dies with an “unfunded” Revocable Living Trust? Probate! In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull shares his insights and experience when navigating the various options to “funding” your Revocable Living Trust.

Congratulations! You now have a signed, witnessed, and notarized estate plan. What now? Great question. In this video, estate planning attorney Kyle Krull provides Post Planning Instructions to help ensure that your plan will protect everyone you love and everything you have now and in the future.