The law firm of Arlene C. Chase, P.A. focuses on providing the best client care and legal services in Estate Planning, Probate Administration and Trust Administration.
The firm is dedicated to providing legal services tailored to meet your individual needs in a professional, courteous and compassionate environment, whether in time of need or in taking proactive steps to help secure the future of your family, other loved-ones, and organizations and institutions you care about, through appropriate estate planning and asset protection.Our goal is to add value to our community by offering quality individualized services in a timely manner.
We also believe in a team approach and will work with your Financial Advisor, Certified Public Accountant, and other professionals to ensure that all important aspects of your estate plan are covered. For setting up Planned Giving to organizations and institutions you care about, Ms. Chase can help you set up a trust or charitable gifts to appropriately fulfill your wishes.
The firm is dedicated to providing legal services tailored to meet your individual needs in a professional, courteous and compassionate environment, whether in time of need or in taking proactive steps to help secure the future of your family, other loved-ones, and organizations and institutions you care about, through appropriate estate planning and asset protection.Our goal is to add value to our community by offering quality individualized services in a timely manner.
We also believe in a team approach and will work with your Financial Advisor, Certified Public Accountant, and other professionals to ensure that all important aspects of your estate plan are covered. For setting up Planned Giving to organizations and institutions you care about, Ms. Chase can help you set up a trust or charitable gifts to appropriately fulfill your wishes.
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Arlene C. Chase has been a solo practitioner in Charlotte County since 2008.
She received her Juris Doctor degree from New York Law School and a Bachelor's degree in Corporate Communications from Bernard M. Baruch College (NYC).
Arlene's legal experience includes representing and counseling clients in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration, marketing law, entertainment law, licensing and contract matters.
She currently concentrates her practice in the areas of estate planning and probate and trust administration.
She received her Juris Doctor degree from New York Law School and a Bachelor's degree in Corporate Communications from Bernard M. Baruch College (NYC).
Arlene's legal experience includes representing and counseling clients in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration, marketing law, entertainment law, licensing and contract matters.
She currently concentrates her practice in the areas of estate planning and probate and trust administration.
The office of Arlene C. Chase, P.A. provides legal services to individuals and businesses in the areas of Estate Planning (counsel and preparation of estate planning documents - i.e., Health Care Proxy, Living Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Wills and Trusts), Probate Administration, Trust Administration, and Business Law (primarily counsels, negotiates, drafts and finalizes business contracts, conducts contract review, and corporate formation).
Regardless of the size of your estate, estate planning is the only way to control what happens to your assets when you become disabled or pass away.
To be effective for you, your estate plan should meet your individual needs and circumstances.
Think of your initial consultation in the same way you would with your Financial Advisor or your CPA.
It may be a bit of work initially, but in the long run it will save time and you will get more accomplished.
In order to provide appropriate advice and best assist you with meeting your estate planning objectives, we need to know some information about you and your family.
To be effective for you, your estate plan should meet your individual needs and circumstances.
Think of your initial consultation in the same way you would with your Financial Advisor or your CPA.
It may be a bit of work initially, but in the long run it will save time and you will get more accomplished.
In order to provide appropriate advice and best assist you with meeting your estate planning objectives, we need to know some information about you and your family.
Regardless of the size of your estate, Estate Planning is the only way to control what happens to you and to your property in the event of incapacitation or death.
Having a proper plan in place with the appropriate legal documents allows you to individualize and meet your personal circumstances and needs and reduce and eliminate uncertainties and possible court intervention, which can be quite long and expensive.
The term Advanced Directives generally refers to a Living Will, Health Care Proxy, and Power of Attorney.
Having a proper plan in place with the appropriate legal documents allows you to individualize and meet your personal circumstances and needs and reduce and eliminate uncertainties and possible court intervention, which can be quite long and expensive.
The term Advanced Directives generally refers to a Living Will, Health Care Proxy, and Power of Attorney.
A Will is a written declaration signed by the decedent and witnesses, which meets the requirements of Florida law, by which a person can direct the disposition of his/her probate assets upon death.
Appoints a Personal Representative (Florida's term for an executor) and successor Personal Representative to administer the estate.
A simple Will is generally the easiest and least expensive estate planning tool (other than beneficiary, transfer on death and payable on death designations).
If you do not have a Will, or if the Will fails in some respect, the state of Florida will determine how the probate assets will be distributed, based on state intestacy law, which may or may not be consistent with your wishes.
Appoints a Personal Representative (Florida's term for an executor) and successor Personal Representative to administer the estate.
A simple Will is generally the easiest and least expensive estate planning tool (other than beneficiary, transfer on death and payable on death designations).
If you do not have a Will, or if the Will fails in some respect, the state of Florida will determine how the probate assets will be distributed, based on state intestacy law, which may or may not be consistent with your wishes.
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