Minimal Time and Effort Required
On-site Estate Planning to Improve Your Employees' Quality of Life at Work
At Will Power, based in Wakefield, Massachusetts, our on-site estate planning program allows corporations and educational institutions throughout Massachusetts to provide their employees with an opportunity to have a valuable service done for them, while demonstrating that you as an employer can provide a good place to work. We offer this program at virtually no cost to the company and require only minimal time and effort.
Please contact us online or call 1-888-461-WILL(9455) to learn more about the benefits of our estate planning service.
Simple Three-Step Process
Since the founding of Will Power in 1984, many individuals have commented to our lawyers that they likely would not have addressed their basic estate planning needs if not for our convenient program.
Estate planning benefits can be make available to every one of your employees with very little required from your company or institution. It is a simple three-step process:
- Reserve space for the seminar and follow-up attorney visits: Reserve a large space for the seminar, ideally equipped with an overhead projector, and a smaller room in which our attorneys can conduct private interviews and signing sessions.
- Inform your employees about the estate planning seminar: Simply inform your employees that we will be present to conduct an estate planning seminar. Interested employees are given a questionnaire to take home and discuss with family members. Feel free to download our sample announcement.
- Provide sign-up sheets for interested employees: This will give your employees a chance to register their interest and help us to tailor our services accordingly.
By assisting us with these basic steps, you can take satisfaction in helping your employees obtain estate planning benefits. Contact us online or call 1-888-461-WILL(9455) to learn more about our affordable program. Easy, convenient and appreciated — what more could you want in an employee benefit?