Trusts and Wills

What is a Will?

A will is a legal document in which you declare how you want your property to be distributed when you pass. Creating a will before you die allows you to feel confident that your assets will be distributed according to your instructions.

What is a Trust?

A trust is another estate planning tool that gives you control over how your assets will be distributed after you pass. A trust can replace or complement a will and is also used to help manage your property while you’re alive. There are numerous reasons why you may want to create trust as part of your comprehensive estate plan.

Why Do I Need a Will or Trust?

Working with an experienced estate planning attorney can bring many legal benefits. First and foremost, you can have peace of mind knowing that your assets are protected after you are gone. You can also help ensure that the resources you worked so hard for are properly allocated when and how you want them to.

How Can Trusts Be Disputed?

Trust disputes come in many forms and can be caused by various circumstances. Throughout our practices, we’ve seen issues arise when beneficiaries question whether or not a trust is valid or if it’s being managed appropriately. Often, trust disputes can be resolved by working with all parties to develop an effective plan that protects their interests and preserves the trusts’ assets. We seek to resolve these disputes quickly and efficiently so our clients can move on from past disagreements toward new solutions.

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