Ten Reasons to Consult an Estate Planning Attorney

Be sure that estate planning documents are correctly prepared and executed properly.
Develop a Trust or Living Trust.
Help probate the Last Will & Testament after a loved one dies.
Protect and preserve assets.
Arrange the emotional and financial security of your children.
Minimize estate taxes.
Address specific state or local probate and tax laws.
Have an attorney serve as Executor or Guardian of the estate.
Address complex issues related to prior marriages.
Keep the family business or personal assets whole.