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Wills

Comprehensive will creation to ensure your wishes are legally documented and your loved ones are protected.

Overview

A legally valid will is the foundation of any estate plan. Our experienced attorneys will help you create a will that clearly outlines how you want your assets distributed and who will care for your minor children, giving you peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out.

Benefits of Wills

  • Ensure your assets go to the people you choose
  • Name guardians for minor children
  • Reduce family conflicts after your passing
  • Minimize legal expenses for your loved ones
  • Provide peace of mind knowing your wishes are documented
  • Plan for digital assets and online accounts

Key Features

Simple Wills

Basic will creation for straightforward estate planning needs.

    Testamentary Trust Wills

    Wills that establish trusts upon your passing for specific beneficiaries.

      Guardianship Designations

      Naming guardians for minor children in your will.

        Personal Property Distribution

        Specific bequests of personal items and family heirlooms.

          The Process

          1

          Initial Consultation

          Initial consultation to discuss your wishes and family situation

          2

          Review of Asset

          Review of your assets and how you want them distributed

          3

          Document Drafting

          Drafting of your will document

          4

          Review and Revision

          Review and revision of the draft

          5

          Signing Ceremony

          Signing ceremony with witnesses and notarization

          6

          Will Storage

          Safe storage of your original will

          Frequently Asked Questions

          What happens if I die without a will?

          If you die without a will (intestate), state laws will determine how your assets are distributed, which may not align with your wishes. The court will also decide who cares for your minor children.

          How often should I update my will?

          You should review your will every 3-5 years or after major life events such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or significant changes in your financial situation.

          Can I write my own will?

          While it's possible to create your own will, working with an attorney ensures it meets all legal requirements and properly addresses your specific situation, reducing the risk of disputes or challenges.

          Ready to Get Started?

          Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step in securing your legacy.

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