- Wills vs. Trusts: What’s Right for Me?
- Should I create a will or a trust to avoid probate?
- How does a revocable living trust work?
- What happens if I pass away without a will?
- Probate & Estate Administration
- How long does probate take in my state?
- How much are probate attorney fees?
- Can my estate avoid probate court?
- What happens if someone contests my will?
- Minimizing Taxes & Protecting Assets
- What are the current estate tax exemption limits?
- How can I reduce estate taxes or avoid them completely?
- Should I transfer property to a trust or LLC?
- How can I protect my children’s inheritance from creditors or divorce?
- Power of Attorney & Healthcare Directives
- Who should I appoint as my power of attorney (financial and medical)?
- What’s the difference between a living will and an advance healthcare directive?
- Can I prevent family disputes over my medical decisions?
- Business Succession Planning
- What happens to my business if I die or become incapacitated?
- Should I have a buy-sell agreement?
- How do I structure a trust for my business assets?
- Real Estate & Investment Properties
- Should I put my home in a trust to avoid probate?
- What are the risks of transferring property before death?
- How do I handle estate planning for out-of-state property?
- Updating & Storing Your Estate Plan
- How often should I update my will or trust?
- Where should I store my estate planning documents?
- Who should have access to my estate plan?
- Estate Planning for Beneficiaries & Special Situations
- How do I protect a special needs child?
- What’s the best way to leave an inheritance to minor children?
- Can I disinherit someone from my will or trust?
Interested in learning more about the estate planning process? Contact Brynteson law today for a free consultation and we can help answer all your questions and secure your future!
