Probate

Everyone Should Have a Will

As your wills and trusts attorney, we will begin by letting you know that everyone – no matter how basic the estate – should have a simple will or trust to pass on their assets to the next of kin. For those of us with basic assets, such as a small home, car, and a modest 401K, the idea of a will or trust may seem counterintuitive.

Wills and trusts are not just for millionaires. To begin, if you do not have a will or trust, your family risks losing control of all of your assets, as the property will automatically be forced into probate where the court will pick an administrator to oversee the distribution of property as determined by state law.

Avoid Probate

The best way to avoid lengthy and contentious probate process is to have a well-drafted will. Moreover, the best way to avoid probate court altogether is establish a trust account to pass on your assets to the next generation. Call US, experienced wills and trust lawyerS, to discuss which option is best for you. Phone (770) LAWFIRM

Courteous Service and FLAT RATE FEES

If you consult with US regarding your simple will or trust, We will take the time to educate you on the advantages and disadvantages of each, making sure that your wishes are carried out exactly as you specify. We are committed to providing you with responsive and conscientious service, to minimize the stress that is normally associated with making your will.

Finally, we believe that legal fees for simple matters are often times overpriced. To this end, the firm handles incorporations, name changes, simple wills, living wills, power of attorney issues, trusts, guardianships, and quit claim deeds at a FLAT FEE RATE for clients.

Do not prepare your will alone. Call the firm for a FREE consultation, and let us explain the benefits of simple wills and trusts.

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