Estate Planning Attorney
Complex estate plans and trusts or simple wills
Understanding the Legal Process
Estate planning can be a daunting process. However, it is really a matter of making plans and decisions that will make life easier for your loved ones after you are gone. Following are some simple definitions of estate planning terms.
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Estate gift advice
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Income tax planning
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Revocable trusts to avoid probate
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Complex trusts and estates administration and settlement
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Powers of estate attorney
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Large estate probate
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Will and trust contests
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Wealth transfer asset protection
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Medicaid and eldercare planning
Powers of estate attorney
If you are concerned that you may lose the capacity to care for yourself, a power of attorney allows you to name a person to act on your behalf and protect your interests.
Trust that spans generations
Experienced estate planning attorney, David W. Tyree, P.C., can explain all of your options and the consequences to you and your loved ones. Generations of families have trusted the knowledge and experience in estate planning and administration to these estate lawyers. Now you can tap into this wealth of legal knowledge to protect yourself and your family.
Wills
Every estate plan should include a will making your wishes known with regard to your property, personal representative for the probate process, and guardians for your minor children.
Trusts
A trust may enable you to pass along your property through a more private process, give you greater control or have other benefits. We handle revocable and irrevocable trusts, including living trusts.
Living Wills and Medical Surrogates
With these documents, you can make your wishes known regarding your preference for life-saving medical treatments or end-of-life provisions, and which trusted person you select to implement those wishes.
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