Estate Planning: By drafting the legal documents appropriate for your individual situation, we can help you protect your assets, plan for the future, and ensure that your wishes are followed if you are incapacitated or die. These documents include: Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Advance Directives. Elder Law: We can answer questions about gift tax issues and nursing home eligibility.
Additionally, we can assess your situation and structure your documents to minimize estate taxes. Probate: We work with personal representatives and families to assist with estate administration, court filings, inventories and accountings. Business Entities: We can assist in the formation of corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs) and limited liability partnerships (LLPs), as well as perform routine and special filings that pertain to such entities.
Real Estate: We are involved in real estate transactions at many levels. We can review closing documents, assist with purchasing and selling, and draft and review leases and contracts.
Additionally, we can assess your situation and structure your documents to minimize estate taxes. Probate: We work with personal representatives and families to assist with estate administration, court filings, inventories and accountings. Business Entities: We can assist in the formation of corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs) and limited liability partnerships (LLPs), as well as perform routine and special filings that pertain to such entities.
Real Estate: We are involved in real estate transactions at many levels. We can review closing documents, assist with purchasing and selling, and draft and review leases and contracts.
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Why do I need a Will?
A Will is a tool which coordinates your estate assets and determines how they will be distributed upon your death.
Aside from being an overarching organizational tool, a Will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes (rather than according to the statute, which is the default if no will is in place).
If you have children, it ensures that they are provided for as you had planned.
Why do I need a Will?
A Will is a tool which coordinates your estate assets and determines how they will be distributed upon your death.
Aside from being an overarching organizational tool, a Will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes (rather than according to the statute, which is the default if no will is in place).
If you have children, it ensures that they are provided for as you had planned.
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