Legal Wellness: Access Your Personal Legal Center

Everyone wants to be happy and healthy, and there’s no secret formula. However, many people overlook a critical part of maintaining optimal health and well-being – legal wellness. Being proactive about legal issues can prevent more serious – and expensive – problems later. Every person should take time now to plan for the future, even if you don’t have any current legal problems and your level of risk for developing future legal problems is low.

Kline Galland’s Employee Assistance Program

Our Employee Assistance Program offers numerous benefits, including a personalized legal center. You can access all of these services at unum.com/lifebalance. In addition to legal assistance, you can access numerous resources to help you maintain a health work/life balance. Services include help with:

• Stress, anxiety and depression
• Relationship, family and parenting issues
• Substance abuse
• Anger, grief and loss
• Life transitions
• Childcare and eldercare issues
• Time management and relocation support
• Referral for additional treatment as needed

Personalized Legal Center         

Your Personalized Legal Center provides unlimited access to state specific self-help legal forms and a legal library.

All legal forms and documents have been created by credentialed attorneys and comply with regulations and requirements of the American Bar Association. Smart document assembly technology enables you to create your legal form or document instantly and ready for printing. Educational content, definitions and help prompts are available for each form or document. Your documents can be stored on a secure server and accessible 24/7 via a unique user name and password.

You have access to a variety of personal and business topics:

• Wills
• Living Trusts
• Personal Service Agreements
• Promissory Notes
• Auto Bill of Sale
• Power of Attorney
• Landlord/Tenant Agreement
• Name Change
• Incorporation
• Parenting Plan
• And so much more

Jean DeFond, Kline Galland’s chief compliance office and counsel says, “The most important legal self-help any of us can do is to completely and carefully read the documents we are asked to sign whenever we buy or sell, or otherwise transact important personal or family business.  Of course questions will arise – and when they do, the wise person gets the answers (including from a lawyer, when necessary) so as to fully understand his or her responsibilities before signing and becoming legally responsible.  Read and understand before you sign – and you’ll avoid a lot of problems.”