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Estate Planning
When it comes to estate planning there are a variety of tools available for accomplishing a client’s needs in light of their respective priorities and resources. The Will contains information such as who is to receive your property and act as the personal representative of your estate. The Will can also be used as a vehicle to set out who will act as the guardian of any minor children in the event of your death. A Power of Attorney can be used to give the authority to make financial or medical decisions for you to a trusted third-party if you are rendered incapable of doing so. The Trust is a more complicated mechanism for maximizing tax benefits, avoiding your heirs having to probate your estate and preventing minor heirs from receiving your full estate upon turning eighteen (18) years of age.
The attorneys at Aldrich Legal Services have the knowledge and experience to put in place the necessary estate planning documents to give you the piece of mind of knowing that you have done everything you can to lessen the legal burden for your respective heirs upon your death or incapacitation. Whether you are single, newly married with minor children, or a senior citizen, Aldrich Legal Services can help you with your estate planning needs. Call for a free consultation today.
Probate and Estate Administration
When a loved one dies, we can help to deal with the legal issues that inevitably arise. We can help you to probate or administer the estate regardless of whether there are estate planning documents in place or not. Often times the assistance of the Courts are needed to legally wrap up the affairs of an estate, from getting assets to their respective beneficiaries or paying off creditors. Aldrich Legal Services will provide you with compassionate and efficient representation. Call for a free consultation today. |
