For Every Stage Of Your Life
ESTATE PLANNING AND ASSET PROTECTION
Wills, Trusts, Probate
Your lifetime of hard work should be protected. The Law Office of Kerry Tilley can assist you in making a plan so that your lifetime of hard work will benefit you during your lifetime, and your loved ones after death. Look over the list below, identify the stage of life you are in, select the Estate Planning Package that fits your needs, then get in touch with Kerry.
What Stage of Life
are You In?
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Single, unmarried adults, with no minor children, need guidance for the future distribution of assets through proper estate planning.
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Single parents need estate planning documents to provide the necessary protection for the children who depend upon them.
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Married couples with children need assistance in estate planning to provide protection for their children if both parents should unexpectedly die while children are minors.
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Blended families need advice in planning for a fair disposition of assets to preserve family relationships.
- Persons planning for retirement need guidance in developing a plan to protect their assets, benefit children and grandchildren, and provide peace of mind during their retirement years.
What Estate Planning Package Fits Your Needs?
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Single Without Minor Children - Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Physician's Directive, HIPAA Authorization.
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Single With Minor Children - Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Physician's Directive, HIPAA Authorization; and for each minor child: Medical Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization, and Appointment of Guardianship.
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Married Without Minor Children - Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Physician's Directive, and HIPAA Authorization for both Husband and Wife.
- Married With Minor Children - Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Physician's Directive, and HIPAA Authorization; and for each minor child: a Medical Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization, and Appointment of Guardianship.
Making decisions about providing for your loved ones in the event of your death can be a daunting task. It can even be emotionally difficult to think about. Maybe, you're focused more on working and taking care of your family that you just haven't taken the time to think about it. Perhaps you're worried about the investment or you do not know where to begin. Have you been considering preparing a will, creating a family trust, or need assistance in preparing for your future? Do you have questions about developing and implementing a personalized estate plan? For answers to your questions get in touch with Kerry.
HAVE ESTATE PLANNING QUESTIONS?