Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Prepare for long-term and end of life care with the help of an elder law estate planner.

We don’t only help you with writing a will. Our services cover all eventualities for your later life, as well as the legal and administrative work that will need to be carried out after your passing.

With estate planning, you can maximize your current position to ensure you get the best care possible, while being secure in the knowledge that you can leave a lasting gift to family, friends, and loved ones when you die.

Estate planning is an understanding of the reality that we all must face. Eventually, we will die, but we want to know that after our death we can help our loved ones improve their lives with the assets we can leave.

Estate planning is important to instruct lawyers and family members on how you want your estate to be managed after your death. The number of people in a family, types and variety of assets left behind, and the family’s tax status all have an influence on how your estate should be planned.

But while writing a will is one part of estate planning, it is only the tip of the iceberg. Estate planning helps ease the transition of assets after death but is also a necessary step while you are still living. Long-term and end of life care are also considered by estate planners and must be a consideration to you.

Power of attorney is another topic that falls under the umbrella of estate planning and is another important piece of the jigsaw to cover all possibilities as you age.

The worth of an elder law estate planner is that the professional knowledge utilized in the practice of elder law allows an attorney to consider all eventualities, from planning prior to death – including looking at Medicaid packages – to post-death services.

Only an elder law attorney has the required specialist knowledge to cover all estate planning bases.

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