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Polanco Advisory Group

Estate Planning

Build wealth that outlasts you.

Estate planning is not just for the wealthy — it's for anyone who wants to protect their family and ensure their assets go where they intend. Polanco Advisory Group helps you build a comprehensive estate plan that protects your loved ones, minimizes taxes, and creates lasting generational wealth.

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What's Included

Everything You Need, Handled

Will & Testament Coordination

We coordinate with estate attorneys and ensure your financial accounts, beneficiaries, and documents are aligned.

Beneficiary Review & Update

We audit all your financial accounts to ensure beneficiary designations are current and legally sound.

Trust Planning Guidance

We advise on revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and special needs trusts for complex situations.

Estate Tax Planning

Strategies to minimize federal and state estate taxes and preserve maximum value for your heirs.

Business Succession Planning

Ensuring your business transfers smoothly to the right hands — family, partners, or buyers.

Who This Is For

Built for Your Situation

Parents with Minor Children

Ensuring guardianship is established and assets are protected for your children's future.

Business Owners

Planning for business succession and ensuring your company continues or transfers on your terms.

Immigrant Families Building Wealth

Protecting multi-generational assets across borders and ensuring wealth transfers according to your wishes.

How It Works

Our Process

01

Estate Review

We inventory all assets, accounts, beneficiaries, and existing documents to identify gaps and opportunities.

02

Strategy Session

We present a tailored estate plan with recommendations for tax efficiency and asset protection.

03

Implementation

We coordinate with attorneys, update beneficiaries, and ensure all accounts and policies are properly titled.

04

Annual Review

We review your estate plan annually and after major life events to keep everything current.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Anyone with dependents, a business, or property should have at minimum a will and updated beneficiaries on all accounts.

Your estate goes through probate and is distributed according to state law — which may not reflect your wishes or protect your family.

A trust that holds your assets during your lifetime and transfers them to beneficiaries at death — avoiding probate and keeping matters private.

We handle the financial planning, account alignment, and tax strategy. We coordinate with your attorney for legal documents.

Ready to Get Started

Let's Talk About Your Situation

Schedule a free consultation with Bradley Polanco. No pressure — just a clear picture of where you stand and what we can do together.

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