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What Happens If You Don't Work With The Right Will Probate Attorney
These are a few of the risks you may face if you choose an attorney who is incompetent, unethical, or simply the wrong fit for your needs. The biggest concerns will be cost, the quality of their work, their availability, and your peace of mind. If an attorney charges you well above reasonable rates, doesn't respond to your questions, or leaves you feeling confused or concerned about the probate process, don't be afraid to find a new attorney who will be a better fit for your situation.
Read MoreWorried About A Loved One's Ability To Take Care Of Their Own Affairs?
The time to seriously review all of a loved one's financial and estate planning affairs is in the early stages of Dementia or Alzheimer's. Progression of the degree of incapacity varies from person to person. A visit to a physician for a diagnosis and treatment plan should be your first priority. A visit to an attorney should be next.
Read MoreHow Much Does It Cost To Set Up A Guardianship?
Guardianships are complicated and time-consuming. Unfortunately, they can also be expensive. The cost of guardianship will depend on the type, labor involved, and the specific situation of the ward.
Read MoreHow Do I Avoid Needing A Guardianship For Myself Or A Loved One?
Pre-planning is necessary to avoid needing a guardianship. People live much longer these days, and Dementia and Alzheimers are a common issue families face with loved ones or themselves. Pre-planning to deal with incapacity is very smart.
Read More3 Reasons You May Need A Guardianship
Guardianships are a complicated legal proceeding. Most people have no clue exactly how complicated and expensive they are. In some situations, however, a guardianship is required to manage the affairs of a loved one.
Read MoreWhat Is Estate Planning And Why Do I Need It?
This may sound surprising but almost everyone needs estate planning done in their lifetime. Whether you are a young couple with children, an older individual nearing retirement or a same-sex couple, having an estate plan in place can protect your assets and legacy.
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