Our estate planning attorneys prepare wills, trusts, and litigate in probate proceedings in New Jersey to help individuals, couples and families effectively preserve their financial wealth and resolve any estate disputes. Our lawyers at the Law Offices of Gruber, Colabella, Thompson, Hiben & Montella also offer legal assistance in the area of elder law. Read on to learn more about the estate planning services we provide.
It is never too early to start planning for you and your loved one’s future, but if you wait, it could be too late. You do not want to be in a situation where you do not have a complete and concise will and estate plan. Without each of those, your family members may be forced to be stuck in court proceedings for years to sort out your finances and assets. Our will and estate planning attorneys will help you put together a customizable plan in place to ensure you have peace of mind for your future.
If you are interested in having a will or trust drafted, contact our law firm today and schedule a free initial consultation with one of our estate planning attorneys. You attorney will listen attentively to your goals and wishes and provide you with the best plan for preserving your wealth and passing it on to those who are important to you.
Wills are drafted to dictate how a person would like to have their personal property distributed after they are deceased. You don’t want to put your loved ones in a compromised position if you do not have a will or trust. We can help guide you through the process of drafting wills and trusts to put you and your family is the best position possible for the future.
In the event that an individual becomes so incapacitated by an accident or illness that they are unable to communicate healthcare decisions for themselves, a living will provides instructions to the family and doctor for how the injured would like to be cared for in life or death medical situations. In most cases, living wills come into effect when a person is declared brain dead, comatose, or is so gravely ill they cannot make their wishes known.
Do you know what is going to happen to all of your assets and property if something happens to you? One of the greatest gifts you can give your family is having your estate in order in case of your untimely passing. Our estate planning and litigation lawyers can help you walk you through the process with an airtight legal document.
If you are interested in having a will or trust drafted, contact our law firm today and schedule a free initial consultation with one of our estate planning attorneys. We will listen attentively to your goals and wishes and provide you with the best plan for preserving your wealth and passing it on to those who are important to you.
