Avoid Probate

• Will and Living Trusts
• Declaration of Guardian
• Directive to Physician / Living Will
• HIPAA Release
• Revocable Transfer on Death Deed
• Will Codicil
• Power of Attorney and Medical Power of Attorney
• Appointment of Disposition of Remains

Why Learning How to Avoid Probate is Beneficial

• Save Time and Money: Avoiding probate can significantly reduce the time and expenses associated with settling an estate.
• Maintain Privacy: Probate is a public process. By avoiding it, you can maintain the privacy of your estate details.
• Simplify Asset Distribution: Bypassing probate streamlines the process of transferring assets to your beneficiaries.
• Reduce Complexity and Stress: Avoiding probate simplifies estate settlement, reducing the burden on your loved ones during a difficult time.

How Our Services Can Help You Avoid Probate

• Establishing Trusts: One of the most effective ways to avoid probate is through the creation of trusts. We can help set up various types of trusts to suit your estate planning needs.
• Joint Ownership and Beneficiary Designations: We advise on establishing joint ownership and designating beneficiaries for certain assets, allowing for direct transfer upon death.
• Gifting Assets During Your Lifetime: Strategic gifting can reduce the size of your estate, potentially bypassing the need for probate.
• Utilizing Payable-on-Death and Transfer-on-Death Accounts: We guide you in setting up POD and TOD accounts for financial assets to avoid probate.

Who Can Benefit from Learning How to Avoid Probate?

• Individuals with considerable assets seeking efficient estate planning
• Families wishing to streamline the asset distribution process
• Anyone interested in maintaining the privacy of their estate affairs
• Seniors planning for a seamless transition of their legacy

Start Planning Now to Avoid Probate Later

Understanding how to avoid probate is an important aspect of estate planning. Contact us today for a consultation, and let our experienced attorneys guide you through the options and strategies to streamline your estate settlement.