Mary Nan Dupont, formerly of Dupont Law Firm, is an estate planning attorney with over 30 years of legal experience. The primary focus of her legal practice is to provide high quality and affordable legal services to clients regardless of the size or complexity of the matter. If there are legal matters in which she does not practice, such as divorce law or litigation, the other members of her firm at Sage Law, LLP are able to provide such services.
Services
Dupont Law Firm prepares various types of wills and trusts, including single and joint revocable trusts, irrevocable life insurance trusts, intentionally defective grantor trusts, limited liability companies, and family limited partnerships.
The firm also counsels and assists with the preparation of special needs trusts for disabled beneficiaries and asset protection planning.
Addtionally, the firm assists clients with preparing for incapacity, including drafting financial and health care powers of attorney forms, living will declarations, and HIPAA patient authorization forms.
The firm also counsels and assists with the preparation of special needs trusts for disabled beneficiaries and asset protection planning.
Addtionally, the firm assists clients with preparing for incapacity, including drafting financial and health care powers of attorney forms, living will declarations, and HIPAA patient authorization forms.
Answer: Most people need a plan for one reason or another.
Planning for death is necessary to make sure that your property will be distributed in accordance with your wishes in the most efficient way possible.
Planning for incapacity is necessary to make sure that a person designated by you will make decisions on your behalf if you cannot do so, avoiding the need for a court-monitored guardianship.
Answer: Probate, by definition, is the process whereby a decedent's individually owned property is distributed.
Planning for death is necessary to make sure that your property will be distributed in accordance with your wishes in the most efficient way possible.
Planning for incapacity is necessary to make sure that a person designated by you will make decisions on your behalf if you cannot do so, avoiding the need for a court-monitored guardianship.
Answer: Probate, by definition, is the process whereby a decedent's individually owned property is distributed.
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