Estate Planning

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	Estate Planning Our estate planning practice focuses on individualized services for our clients. A proper estate plan ensures your final wishes are respected and that your assets are protected for your heirs. We can advise you on your estate planning goals and intentions. We will guide you through the creation of the necessary legal documents to fulfill your final wishes. Estate planning can be a confusing task, and it is important to consult an attorney to prepare an estate plan that will give you peace of mind. Our firm can advise you on your estate planning options including the following: Wills Trusts Living (Inter Vivos) Trusts Durable Powers of Attorney Advanced Healthcare Directives Nomination of Guardian We devote our attention to drafting all documents with an eye towards accomplishing your wishes and protecting your assets. Our attorneys will make certain that all documents contain the appropriate provisions to ensure your final affairs are in order for you and your loved ones. To learn more about wills and trusts, your options, and for a free one hour initial consultation, contact us right away at (619) 800-1166 or email us.

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