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Wills & Trusts
Professional Legal Assistance For Wills and Trusts
Two types of important documents typically included in estate plans are Wills and Trusts. They are drawn up to ensure and provide security to living family members, protect assets, and more. Bonnie Baker
has years of professional experience in assisting her clients in estate planning and drawing up or revising some of these documents for your loved ones’ futures.
Wills
Wills are a great way to document and legally cement your final wishes and preferences regarding your assets and finances. A will does not go into effect until the person whom the will is regarding has passed away.
Wills can help you establish the following:
- Plans for how your property will be divided, and whom will receive what.
- Name an executor
- Appoint legal guardians for children
- Outline how debts will be paid
- Leaving of charitable donations or contributions
- And more!
Give our attorney a call today to discuss how you can get started in taking steps to secure your future.
Trusts
Unlike wills, trusts are types of documents that can go into effect both before a person is deceased as well as after, depending on the type of trust you are dealing with or asset in question. There are certain aspects in a trust that can be utilized when needed while the individual is still alive and well, or if the individual were to become ill with a deteriorating memory, the trustee can still access these assets.
Versatile trusts can help with the following:
- Details of how assets should be distributed
- Make arrangements to provide for someone
- Allow a successor to manage assets if mentally incapable
- And more!
Call
The Law Office of Bonnie Baker for your FREE initial
legal consultation, and discuss whether or not
filing for bankruptcy is right for you!
1-877-301-4012.
