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Vanity numbers for estate planning lawyers

People put off making a will for years, then call the number they remember from a seminar, a mailer or a radio show. WILLS or TRUST says what the practice does in one word.

Estate planning, wills and trusts and probate practices each have a short word that fits a sign, a mailer or a seminar handout.

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Using a word number in estate planning

Estate planning clients often meet a firm at a seminar, through a financial adviser or on a mailer, and call weeks later. The number has to stay in their memory, or on the handout, for that long. A number ending in WILLS or TRUST is easy to circle on a handout and easy to find again in a stack of papers.

TRUST also carries a meaning beyond the document, which suits a practice that wants to be seen as dependable. Families settling an estate after a death look for help quickly, so a probate practice can put the word on its search listing and on the cards it leaves with funeral homes and advisers who refer families.

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