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Wills and Trusts
A Will is not only important to ensure that your property
goes to the person(s) you choose, a Will can also help lower the
costs of administering your estate after death. Without a Will
your loved ones may be required to file a dependent
administration, an expensive process in which the person
administering your estate has to seek court approval for all
actions. If you want to leave property to minors, a trust may
be a cost effective option.
For an investment of as little as $200 to $300* today, you may be able
to save your loved ones thousands of dollars in legal fees in
the future.
We can also assist you with powers of attorney and health care
powers of attorney. These documents will allow you to have
the people you choose take care of your assets and make your
health care decisions when you cannot.
If you have a large estate requiring estate tax planning, you
should contact a qualified tax professional. |
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