Good Estate Planning Advice Pays for Itself

When beginning to think about your estate plan needs, it’s important to get proper legal representation.  You likely want to make sure that you’re able to have the best plan possible.  Don’t guess your way through this important planning process.  Take a look at the following information, to learn more.  If you have any questions, or if you’d like to create an estate plan, contact an experienced and qualified estate planning attorney.

Would you accept legal advice from anyone?  Would you use this advice to make planning decisions?  Many people ask their friends, family members, and co-workers about important legal issues, including estate planning.  It’s important to note that it’s not beneficial to accept advice from someone who isn’t an experienced and qualified attorney.

You may assume that avoiding legal fees and keeping more money in your pocket will be beneficial.  Unfortunately, this can create more financial and family problems down the road.  You may end up having to spend more money in the future, in order to fix a serious error.  In some cases, it may even be too late to correct the problem.  This is a classic example of where you should not be penny wise and p

Don’t attempt to do your own planning, accept advice from non-attorneys, or attempt to work with an attorney who is unqualified or inexperienced.  This can create a mess, and may mean that your needs and goals aren’t met.

When beginning your affairs, it’s a good idea to ask around for recommendations, so that you can choose a great estate planning attorney.  This will allow you to find an attorney who is a great fit for your individual planning needs.

If you have any additional questions about estate planning, or if you’d like to create your estate plan, consult with an experienced and qualified estate planning attorney

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Timothy P. Murphy

Timothy P. Murphy is an estate planning and elder law attorney whose practice emphasizes helping people to build, preserve and pass on their wealth. He works with his clients to accomplish their goals while avoiding unnecessary court proceedings and minimizing or eliminating exposure to death taxes.

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