Wills and Trusts

Establishing the terms of a trust or the conditions of a will is a highly complex process that needs to be handled according to specific legalities that will be best advised by a probate lawyer. There are different types and methods of completing these tasks, and in order to do so correctly you will need to ensure that you have a comprehensive understanding of the conditions, as well as a knowledgeable expert on yours side that will support and guide you through the process. Clink on any of the links below to learn more about some of the different components of wills and trusts with which an attorney may be able to help.

Irrevocable Trust
Modification and termination of a trust are not allowed without personal consent from the named beneficiary when the trust is irrevocable. Read more about irrevocable trusts…

Last Will and Testament
To ensure that your property and estate assets continue to be handled with the same care as you devote to them, all of matters important to you will need to be established in your Last Will and Testament. Read more about Last Will and Testament…

Living Trust
Rather than having a trust created for you after you have passed away, you can create a living trust today that will be manageable until the time of death. The biggest benefit to making a living trust is the fact that probate is not necessary. Read more about living trusts…

Living Will
Creating a living will allows you to ensure that your medical treatment will be handled according to your wishes, even if you are unable to express them at the time it is needed. Read more about living wills…

Revocable Trust
Grantors who wish to maintain control of the terms and conditions of their trust can do so in a revocable trust. This type of trust allows for modifications and cancellations should the need arise. Read more about revocable trusts…

Special Needs Trust
When a beneficiary is mentally ill there is sometimes a need to name a trustee who can hold property for the disabled individual. Read more about special needs trust…

Trust Administration
Administration of a trust will vary in terms of complexity based on the number, type and value of the assets involved. Read more about trust administration…

Trust Litigation
A probate litigation lawyer can contest the terms of a will in court. Read more about trust litigation…