The death of a loved one is typically a highly charged emotional time period filled with grief and uncertainty. Understandably, the legal ramifications of the death are often overlooked at first. At some point, however, the decedent's estate must be addressed by starting the complex and time-consuming process of probating the decedent's estate. Upon the death of a loved one, heightened emotions set in as family and friends support each other.
After finding an emotional foundation, it is time to address the task of administering the estate of the deceased. One in every two Americans has yet to create an estate plan. A variety of reasons are given for why people have put off estate planning, including failing to understand what a comprehensive estate plan can accomplish. Even a relatively simple estate plan provides for the management of your wealth while you are alive and the distribution of your assets upon death.
An elder law attorney provides important help with issues that can shape your future.
After finding an emotional foundation, it is time to address the task of administering the estate of the deceased. One in every two Americans has yet to create an estate plan. A variety of reasons are given for why people have put off estate planning, including failing to understand what a comprehensive estate plan can accomplish. Even a relatively simple estate plan provides for the management of your wealth while you are alive and the distribution of your assets upon death.
An elder law attorney provides important help with issues that can shape your future.
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Our firm is dedicated to providing you with quality estate planning and probate law resources, so you can become familiar with all of your existing options.
When you visit or call our office, we want you to feel comfortable discussing important issues concerning both you and your family.
It is our goal to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision about your family's future.
Our firm will ensure that your estate is distributed to whom you want, when you want, in the manner you've chosen.
When you visit or call our office, we want you to feel comfortable discussing important issues concerning both you and your family.
It is our goal to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision about your family's future.
Our firm will ensure that your estate is distributed to whom you want, when you want, in the manner you've chosen.
The American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys was established in 1992 by Armstrong & Fisch, one of the most successful estate planning law firms in the country.
After providing two decades of superior estate planning guidance and advice to thousands of legal clients, the firm decided to share their methods and practices with attorneys nationwide.
The Academy is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence in estate planning by providing its exclusive membership of attorneys with up-to-date research on estate and tax planning, educational materials, and other important resources to empower them to provide superior estate planning services.
After providing two decades of superior estate planning guidance and advice to thousands of legal clients, the firm decided to share their methods and practices with attorneys nationwide.
The Academy is a national organization dedicated to promoting excellence in estate planning by providing its exclusive membership of attorneys with up-to-date research on estate and tax planning, educational materials, and other important resources to empower them to provide superior estate planning services.
FREE phone calls for life.
Answers to our estate planning clients' questions are never more than a free telephone call away.
Whether you need specific help with your own Trust or just want information on other estate planning strategies, give our helpful staff a call.
FREE My Legacy Workbooks for clients to complete and share with their families about their childhood, influences and memories.
FREE subscription to our quarterly newsletter, Your Estate Matters, where you'll learn about estate planning topics and other informative subjects relevant to you and your family's needs.
Answers to our estate planning clients' questions are never more than a free telephone call away.
Whether you need specific help with your own Trust or just want information on other estate planning strategies, give our helpful staff a call.
FREE My Legacy Workbooks for clients to complete and share with their families about their childhood, influences and memories.
FREE subscription to our quarterly newsletter, Your Estate Matters, where you'll learn about estate planning topics and other informative subjects relevant to you and your family's needs.
Former South Carolina State Senator, John Kuhn is a founding partner of the Kuhn & Kuhn Law Firm.
The Kuhn & Kuhn Law Firm is a boutique estate planning (wills, trusts and probate) firm, which he and his wife opened in 2002.
The law firm was created to serve clients who want an excellent and thorough estate plan.
The firm also does an immense amount of Probate for families in the tri-county area.
John has practiced almost exclusively estate planning and probate since becoming a member of the S.C. Bar in 1994.
The Kuhn & Kuhn Law Firm is a boutique estate planning (wills, trusts and probate) firm, which he and his wife opened in 2002.
The law firm was created to serve clients who want an excellent and thorough estate plan.
The firm also does an immense amount of Probate for families in the tri-county area.
John has practiced almost exclusively estate planning and probate since becoming a member of the S.C. Bar in 1994.
Small business ownership is making a comeback in America in the 21st century.
After decades of watching the rise of big business and seeing family owned businesses disappear, the tide has turned again.
Small businesses with fewer than 20 employees now make up almost 90 percent of all businesses in the United States.
If you are a business owner, protecting your business now is essential to ensuring your financial security, and the financial security of your loved ones, in the future.
To protect your business, both asset protection and business planning should be integral components in your comprehensive estate plan.
After decades of watching the rise of big business and seeing family owned businesses disappear, the tide has turned again.
Small businesses with fewer than 20 employees now make up almost 90 percent of all businesses in the United States.
If you are a business owner, protecting your business now is essential to ensuring your financial security, and the financial security of your loved ones, in the future.
To protect your business, both asset protection and business planning should be integral components in your comprehensive estate plan.
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