Wills and Trusts

These are legal documents that make sure that property gets to loved ones with a minimum of expense and delay. (This then links to the following copy: Don’t wait until there is a danger that you will not be able to execute legal documents before you provide for the transfer of your property to the ones you love.
 
At the point at which you are already grappling with Alzheimer’s, dementia or other health problems, you may not have legal capacity to execute a will, trust or other estate planning instrument. Furthermore, there can be tax, probate or other expense liability that could have been avoided with competent professional help.
 
Our firm has decades of experience with estate planning and can provide a plan tailored to your particular situation.
Power of Attorney
For those who have not designated a power of attorney, the probate court would have to appoint a guardian if and when a crisis should arise.

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