A well-prepared Will not only saves money at the time of death, it also gives you a sense of assurance that your affairs are in order. From my experience a well-prepared Will can alleviate stress with your spouse by resolving questions that have existed between you and your spouse for years about how to provide for your family.
A “form” Will often is not only penny-wise and pound-foolish, but downright dangerous. Legalzoom.com is not the way to go. The future quality of life of your family is at stake.
With more blended families today, we have more stepchildren than ever, and this makes estate planning far more difficult.
How should you provide for your children from a prior marriage? I know that many parents today struggle with this question. I have been very successful at implementing solutions to this question that may not be plain to see but are quite advantageous.
How should you provide for a child with a particular mental, physical, or addiction problem? Again, there are many effective solutions that may not be so obvious.
Wills are extremely important—too important to do in haste. Time needs to be taken to determine the very best solution to each issue. I stand ready to take the time to reach the best solution.
Since each person’s circumstances are different, the fees charged for a Will are based upon the time and complexity involved. Generally, fees range from $500 to $2,500.