Top 5 uses of legal plans

“It’s really a benefit that is built around the whole family,” says Dennis Healy, vice president of sales for ARAG. When it comes to legal matters, he says workers divide into three types: do-it-yourselfers who just want their work checked, collaborators seeking an expert partner and hands-off participants who’d like the job done for them. All three can use help with these five common events:

“That doesn’t sound like a legal event,” Healy says, “but if you had some advice on how to negotiate with an auto dealership, that would be good. If you’re taking out a loan, and you want someone to look at the lease agreement that you’re getting, that would be a good thing.”
Even selling your own car, you might want the kind of legal documentation that often comes with the templates of a legal plan.