Wills, Trusts and Estates

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Wills, Trusts and Estates

What are your final wishes? How do you want your assets managed – either now or after you pass? These choices are too important to leave to chance or deal with “someday.”

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Estate planning uses wills and trusts as tools to meet your goals. Our team can help you:

• Protect assets
• Plan for illness or incapacity
• Avoid probate
• Protect beneficiaries
• Minimize taxes
• Gift assets
• Pay for medical and long-term care

When your financial house isn’t in order, it can cost you and your family dearly. Protect your assets and the people you love with smart estate planning. Request a free consultation with [ttacf field="tt_business_name_short"] today.

Frequently asked questions about wills, trust and estates

1. What is Estate Planning?
2. Trust vs. a Living Will, What’s the difference?
3. Family Trust vs. Living Trust: What’s the difference?
4. What’s the Difference Between a Probate Attorney and an Estate Planning Attorney?
5. How to build an effective estate plan
6. Medical Power of Attorney vs Advance Directive: What’s the Difference?
7. How to choose a Medical Power of Attorney
8. Medical Directive vs Medical Power of Attorney: What’s the difference?
9. Can a Medical Power of Attorney be overridden?
10. Can a Medical Directive be overridden?
11. What is a Power of Attorney?
12. Why should I have a power of attorney?
13. What’s the difference between a living will and power of attorney?
14. Can a Power of Attorney be overridden?
15. What is a Living Will?
16. Who should get a will?
17. Living Will vs Last Will & Testament
18. When should I get a will?
19. How to get a will
20. 6 big causes of inheritance disputes
21. What are inheritance disputes?
22. How to avoid inheritance disputes
23. How can you resolve an inheritance dispute?