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Estate Planning begins and ends with an open and honest conversation. Put simply, if you and your partner suffer a tragic fate, will your children be taken care of, will your possessions be handed out according to your wishes, and will you have a plan in place for anyone entrusted to make those decisions?

When Properly Designed, Estate Planning can:

  • Keep most (or all) of your assets from going through a costly and lengthy Probate Court process.

  • Name a guardian and financial manager to care for your minor children in case you no longer around.

  • Provide instructions to your loved ones regarding your wishes for a burial and funeral.

  • Minimize taxes, court costs, and unnecessary legal fees.

  • Protect your assets from getting into the hands of loved ones’ creditors.

  • Provide for your own care and protection in the event you become incapacitated or disabled.

  • Provide for the transfer of your business at your retirement, disability, or death.

  • Provide a means to pass along values to your children and family, including religion, education, work-ethic, and compassion!

  • Provide for family members with special needs without disrupting government benefits.

  • Provide for loved ones who might be irresponsible with money or who may need future protection from creditors or divorce.

  • Eliminate the opportunity for disagreements between your loved ones over how to handle your estate, assets, and burial.

There is no escaping death, there is only planning for it. I invite you to take a look around at our resources and schedule a Free Family Assessment & Strategy Session to discuss how Estate Planning can help you and your family achieve a lasting peace of mind.
— Harp Law Founding Attorney, Hadi A. Harp