Are there any catches to “The Bulletproof Trust” from The Hughes Law firm in Colorado?

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Lance B asked:

I have a relative who is considering this approach to estate planning. Her estate is not particularly large, but she is single, a cancer survivor and would like to have a living will among some other things.

In addition, some of her heirs are more than a bit “wayward” so she is wary of what will happen in the future with other heirs and family members. The monthly membership fee strikes me as a bit odd/potentially expensive.



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2 Responses to 'Are there any catches to “The Bulletproof Trust” from The Hughes Law firm in Colorado?'

  1. ananamas - October 25th, 2008 at 3:28 pm

    Of course. Nothing’s perfect. Also, if she has a small estate, it’s probably unnecessary. She should just get a good estate planning attorney to draw up a simple will and trust.

  2. carpentershammerer - October 26th, 2008 at 3:06 pm

    Its not necessary to join any membership. A will and an attorney to set it in motion is all she needs. The monthly crap is a scam. Take care.


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