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Trusted by First Responders—Built for Families Like Yours
At LegalDocs4Less, we’re proud to work alongside a dedicated team of current and former first responders who understand firsthand the challenges you and your family face. Whether you're active duty, retired, or supporting a loved one in the field, we know what it means to juggle demanding schedules, high-stress roles, and the need to protect those who matter most.
We also understand that estate planning can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re balancing work, family, and life’s daily responsibilities. You may not have the time to sort through legal jargon or the budget for high-priced law firms. That’s why we’ve built a service that delivers clarity, compassion, and affordability.
Tim Yates and Tarik Palmer, both deeply committed to serving the first responder community, will equip you with the straightforward guidance and tools you need to make well-informed decisions for your family’s future. No pressure. No confusion. Just professional support from a team who gets it.
Let us help you protect what matters most—because no one understands your world better than those who’ve lived it.
Tim Yates
After a brief stint in law enforcement, Tim, as a CEO, successfully led legal, real estate, technology, healthcare, and finance companies. Tim has found his calling in helping families protect what they have worked so hard for. Estate planning is Tim's passion, and he is thrilled to work with you.
Tarik Palmer
Tarik was discharged from the military in 2017 with the rank of SSG. He had already joined the LAPD and was serving in the Army National Guard. Throughout his career, he observed that many police and military personnel did not take life insurance and estate planning seriously. They often only realized their importance when it was too late. Working with Tim, Tarik aims to help his fellow service members secure their families' futures by ensuring they have the means to provide and protect them even after they're gone.