What does ARAG pay for in my coverage?

  • ARAG provides coverage for drafting of estate planning documents. In other words, any work the attorney does outside of this drafting process is done as a courtesy by the attorney with no compensation under this flat fee payment system. Notably, there is no coverage for in-person meetings, follow-up consultations, and any ancillary services not specifically covered by your contract with ARAG. If you have questions or concerns about this, please verify this with ARAG directly as we are not employed by ARAG and have no access to your contract with ARAG.

  • This is a policy with our own law firm. If ARAG says that any other services are covered, they are saying that other law firms that may work with ARAG may provide such services. We are not able to.

  • Due to the restrictions by ARAG explained above, our law firm has certain policies and procedures in place to ensure that we are able to help ARAG members maintain access to high quality legal services through our office.

What do I get if I use my ARAG coverage to get my estate plan, trust, and will, done through your law firm?

  • You will receive the same level of care, dedication, and responsiveness, from all of our staff members, as any other client. https://www.yuandyulaw.com/a-complete-estate-plan

What is ARAG Legal Insurance?

  • Legal insurance, like other forms of insurance, offers you legal services at a discounted rate in exchange for you paying a monthly payment to the insurance company. ARAG Legal is one of the leading companies in this field, offering legal insurance for decades to hundreds of local, state, and national businesses, including UCLA, Wells Fargo, and the U.S. federal government. I am proud to have helped hundreds of clients through ARAG Legal.

How do I start the process?

  • If you wish to get started with an estate plan with ARAG Legal, please contact ARAG directly and ask them to provide you two separate claim numbers, one for a revocable trust, and another one for a will. If you are married, be sure to mention this to the ARAG representative.

Are legal services free?

  • An estate plan, even the simplest one, will require attorney’s fees of at least $1500-$2000 to get started, and close to $4000 to finish. This can be expensive to some people — the good thing is that most legal insurance plans will actually cover the fees 100%.