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What clients say about working with CPIS
“Excellent experience. Clara helped us obtain mortgage protection insurance and set up our Living Trust in a clear and professional manner. She explained everything very patiently, and now we have peace of mind knowing that our home and family are protected.”
Juan H.Google review · August 2026 · translated from Spanish “Four years ago, Clara helped me purchase my life insurance and my mother's, and José helped me set up my trust. I am so grateful to both of them for their help in protecting my family and putting my affairs in order.”
Chio H.Google review · October 2026 · translated from Spanish “They really take the time to educate and care for their clients, not just sell services. From life insurance and annuities to living trusts and brokerage services, they offer everything in one place and make the process feel simple and trustworthy.”
Vanessa R.Google review · May 2026
More questions people ask
Living trust vs. will: which do I need?
A will names who receives your property and a guardian for minor children, but it usually goes through probate court. A living trust lets your assets pass to your family without probate and stays private. Many families have both: a trust for their main assets and a pour-over will for anything left outside it.
Do I need a will if I have a trust?
Usually yes. A pour-over will catches any assets not titled in the trust and is where you name guardians for minor children.
What is the downside of a living trust?
It takes more work up front: assets such as your home and accounts must be retitled into the trust, and it costs more to set up than a simple will. A trust only avoids probate for the assets that are actually in it.
