Although the conversation may prove difficult, preparing your assets for your loved ones before your death constitutes a responsible decision. Working with an attorney to draft documents for property distribution and healthcare beneficiaries describes a rewarding one.

When elderly adults decide that estate planning proves valuable for their future and their family members’ futures, an attorney’s help is extremely important. You want to be sure that you sign all required documents, no loose ends exist, and your health and property lie in the right hands should you pass away.

Preparation with an attorney is key

With the help of an attorney, planning for your future with wills and trusts allows you to have peace of mind with your assets. Should you not create an estate plan, a court may decide to place your assets on hold after your death. Unless you are married or have legally given rights to your property in a will or trust after your death, a court may even subject your property to estate sales or undeserving family members.

In addition, not having the right tools to create a well-rounded estate plan may have you wasting money on an insufficient draft. Attorneys give you the opportunity to focus on the details of your estate plan, so that your attorney may thoroughly develop a sound plan.

Experienced estate planning attorneys

Estate planning focuses on your future. You know which family members you want sharing your property, you know that certain family heirlooms will go to specific people and you know who will be gifted your inheritance. Once you gather your information, attorneys provide:

  1. Experience: Experienced estate planning attorneys hold years of knowledge. They write, revise and develop many documents throughout their careers and give you the opportunity to develop a unique and accurate estate plan.
  2. Knowledge of documents: Attorneys understand the filing process of certain documents and at what point the court requires these documents. More importantly, attorneys offer comprehensive information when you decide to enact an estate plan.
  3. Legal advice: Estate planning attorneys may share legal advice with you. If you are not certain about which document to file or whom to name in your will, attorneys may ask questions that point you in the right direction.

Protecting your future with an estate plan, will or trust gives your deserving beneficiaries the rights to your assets when you pass away. Although drafting a plan may seem difficult, attorneys provide the necessary understanding of the process, so that you may focus on the details of your plan.

Do You Need To Speak With An Attorney About Estate Planning?

If you need to speak with an experienced estate planning lawyer please contact us online or call us directly at 800.756.5596 to first register for one of our free, informative seminars. Your attendance will qualify you for a special discount for our estate planning services should you decide to make a free appointment at the conclusion of the seminar and choose to proceed with us. We proudly serve clients throughout California with offices in Torrance, Newport Beach, Orange, Woodland Hills and Pasadena.

Philip J. Kavesh
Nationally recognized attorney helping clients with customized estate planning guidance for over 40 years.
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