Estate Planning for Couples with Minor Children

Your children are your legacy and the most precious part of any family. Our estate plans mean that you can be assured that your minor children will be financially, physically, and emotionally cared for if something happens to one or both parents at the same time. It’s important to be the one in charge of appointing a legal guardian for your children. Not just any relative will do – it needs to be someone capable and trustworthy beyond comparison. It’s not something that you should trust the courts to decide for you upon your passing.

A well-drafted estate plan doesn’t just give you the confidence that your children will be in good hands – it assures you that your estate will pass to them with minimal interference, too. Minimize taxes and reduce the risks of litigation or collection with a plan that comes with:

 

  • Last will(s) and testament(s) with a testamentary trust
  • Durable power(s) of attorney for property
  • Power(s) of attorney for healthcare
  • Living will(s)
  • Guardianship designation
  • One in-person meeting to review first drafts
  • One revision of first drafts
  • One signing ceremony
  • Second set of original documents
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1. How long does the estate planning process take?

We are unable to offer a hard time frame for estate plans because of the rich diversity of options and because everyone has their own unique wishes for how their money and resources will be used after their passing. For an accurate estimate, you’ll first need to speak with one of our attorneys, who can usually advise you on a realistic time frame for your estate plan. 

2. Will I work with an attorney?

Yes — from start to finish, our lawyers will support you every step of the way. Estate planning is a process that’s both complex and emotional. With us, you don’t need to worry about going it alone. We make ourselves available to our clients whenever possible so that you can benefit from our knowledge and experience. 

3. Do I need to come into the office?

No, most of our business services can be done over the phone and by email. We offer digital documents, e-signatures, secure digital communication, and online payments. 

4. How do I know that this is a good fit for my family?

Your estate plan is one of the most important projects that you’ll ever embark on because of the value it holds for you and your loved ones. That’s why we recommend that all potential clients check out our website and read our reviews before hiring us so that they can be as confident in our abilities as we are. You’ll also have the opportunity to speak with the attorney managing your case before signing any contracts or making any payments. This way, you can get answers to your most pressing questions and get a feel for us before making any commitments.

5. When do I pay?

We would appreciate it if you would pay as soon as possible. Because of the number of clients we serve and the high-value nature of our work, we are unable to start working on your project without payment at this time.

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