Do You Have a Will or Estate Plan for Your Family?
Protect Your Family in the Event of Your Death
Everyone should have an attorney prepare a will for the disposition of their property upon their death. A will insures that your property is distributed to those you want to receive it in the manner you wish them to receive it. In addition, a will can reduce the liability and expense your heirs are exposed to upon your death. During your lifetime a properly drafted will can provide you with the peace of mind you get when you know that your hard-earned property and money will remain with those you love.
For more information check out our Estate Planning Practice Center.
If you have minor children, not having a will should not even be an option. A properly drafted will should include provisions for the care of your minor children after your death. It can designate who their guardian will be and how your assets will be distributed to them. We can also discuss whether guardianships and conservatorships need to be set up for your minor children.
If you do not have a will, do yourself and your family a favor and schedule an appointment with our office to get this important matter done. Our office can prepare your will and other necessary basic estate planning documents such as powers of attorneys and living wills so that you and your family are protected if and when tragedy strikes.
To schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced lawyer, call us at 913-884-3672 or contact us online.
