Owner of Walnut Creek's We The People Speaks at Seminar for the Keller Williams Realtors in Alameda, CA

Walnut Creek, CA – immediate release – Bill Schaaf, owner of We The People stores in Walnut Creek and Oakland, California, was honored to speak at the Keller Williams Realtors seminar in Alameda, CA, this past July.
The topic of his speech was a subject he is passionate about – Revocable Living Trusts, which are an important document for realtors to be aware of, in the interest of their clients. "Realtors and homeowners know that homes are most people's largest asset. By placing a home in a Trust, it insures the realtors' customers that they can pass on the home to their loved ones," said Schaaf. His presentation was built on the question and answer, "How do you protect your home and savings for your loved ones, and prevent it from going into probate? You make a Revocable Living Trust."
"Local CPAs and Financial Advisors are recommending the revocable trust we assist with, based on the quality of the Trust and the excellent education we proudly offer," said Schaaf. "Revocable Living Trusts cost $399 for single people and $499 for married couples. This includes durable powers of attorney for both health and finances, and the transfer of your home into the trust. We personally assist every customer, ensuring they understand completely, and are very comfortable with the process."
To learn more about the seminar, Living Trusts or any other legal document assistance, contact Bill or Mary Schaaf by calling 925-407-1010, or visit their Website at http://www.wethepeoplewalnutcreek.com.

About We The People for Walnut Creek, CA and Contra Costa County
We The People® are Pro Se ("for yourself") bonded legal document assistants who specialize in assisting people to prepare legal documents, for those who wish to represent themselves where there is an uncontested legal issue. The owners of We The People - Walnut Creek have 30-years residency in Walnut Creek, California. They have the trusted hands-on and community experience to help you help yourself. Visit We The People - Walnut Creek at their Web site, http://www.wethepeoplewalnutcreek.com to learn more about their services.