Wills, Trusts & Estate
Administration
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       While people are generally hesitant to consider their own death and its
impact upon their surviving family, they are well-advised to properly plan
for such event.  Most people obtain great peace of mind after they have
consulted with a wills and estates attorney to help in this process.  Our
attorneys are familiar with the complex state and federal laws that pertain to
the settlement of estates and how to prepare an estate plan which best suits
the client’s needs. We regularly assist clients in establishing an estate plans
and provide advice regarding:

  •        Wills
  •        Advance Directives/Living Wills
  •        Durable Powers of Attorney
  •        Trusts
  •        Funeral planning
  •        Charitable contributions
  •        Tax planning

      Our attorneys also routinely handle the probate and estate
administration process for our clients following the death of a loved one.  
The probate process can be a difficult and confusing process for the
surviving family members.  Our attorneys assist the Personal Representative
with all aspects of the estate administration including:

  •        Opening the estate
  •        Defending the will
  •        Garnering assets
  •        Assisting with debt distribution
  •        Assisting with accountings
  •        Preparation of  estate  tax returns

      Whether you are the Personal Representative named in a will and need
help with the probate process or are a concerned relative who wants to
make sure the estate is administered in accordance with the will, we can
help.