DME puts everything you own in one place, next to what your trust says about it, and gives you the steps and the words to finish.
For anyone who's signed a living trust, last month or ten years ago.
Anything still in your own name doesn't follow your trust. It can end up in probate, the court process the trust was set up to avoid.
Your attorney drafts the trust and hands you a checklist. The deed is one form at the county. Each account is its own call to the bank. The business is paperwork nobody mentioned. Nobody is tracking it, so most of it waits in the binder.
Your trust and everything it's meant to hold, in one place. Each thing shows its status, from what you told us, and the exact words to finish it. When it's done, your family opens one place and knows what's where.
Signing a trust doesn't put anything in it. Finishing does, and finishing is what DME is for.
Your house, your accounts, your business. Two taps, no counting.
Everything in one place, next to what your trust says about it.
The step and the exact words for every thing, down to what to say to your bank.
Every option starts from the same place. The difference is how much DME does.
| What it includes | Do it yourself | Done with you | We handle it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your trust, read and summarized in plain English | |||
| Everything you own in one place, with a status for each | |||
| Your house, your accounts and your business, each with its next step | |||
| The step and the exact words for each thing, down to what to say to your bank | |||
| The record your family can open, kept and updated | |||
| A real person at DME walks every step with you | Not included | ||
| DME contacts each bank and institution for you | Not included | Not included | |
| Your deed prepared by an attorney and recorded | Not included | Not included |
Questions along the way? You reach a real person at DME.