Frank learns about estate planning!

In this short video I made, our character Frank has a problem.  He has a great family and a great job, but he doesn't quite know how to protect himself and his family!  He worries about what will happen if he gets sick or passes away. Who will watch over his kids?  He also worries about how his family will inherit everything he worked so hard to save during his lifetime.  

Frank gets an idea.  He heads to the internet and finds attorney Robert Mansour (naturally, of course!). Robert teaches Frank about estate planning, wills, living trusts, guardianship nominations, and much more.  Frank learns that an estate plan is basically a legal toolbox designed to protect Frank and his family.  He decides to create one!

Frank ends up hiring Robert to help him get his legal affairs in order.  Frank creates a living trust, names guardians for his minor children, and develops an all-around plan to protect himself and his family.  

If you need help learning how legal tools can protect you and your family, call my law office and request a consultation.  For folks with no prior plan, the first meeting is usually complimentary.  For those with prior documents who may need a review, there is a small fee for the initial consultation.

As you can see by watching the video above, I enjoy marketing my law practice.  I can be a bit of a "technical geek," and I've been having fun with this new software that allows me to make little vignettes like the one you see above.  In fact, this entire website is built and maintained by me (Robert Mansour).  Also, 99% of the articles and content you find on this website was written by me.  I don't have others write for me.  I have found that my voice gets "lost" when I ask others to write for my website.  

I also don't outsource my estate planning work - I'm the attorney you meet with, and I'm the attorney who works on your estate plan.  I return your calls and your emails.  If you need help, call my office to set up a consultation at (661) 414-7100.  Thanks for watching this brief video.  I hope you liked it and will consider sharing it on Facebook and other social media platforms.