The short answer is no.  There is no one who is knowledgeable about your state laws and no one to insure you have properly filled out the online paperwork.

Just today I had an purported Will come into my office that does not meet the statutory requirements in Alabama for a Will. Now instead of the will being probated and assets distributed to according the desires in the Will. Now distribution of the assets will be according to statute and not the deceased desires as set out in his online will.

Do not let the lure of cheap prices cause your wishes to not be followed! Call us today for a consultation on getting your estate in order.

Bama Estate Planning 256-216-9884

Estate planning is an essential aspect of responsible financial management. By engaging in estate planning, individuals can minimize estate taxes, avoid probate, and ensure a smooth transition of assets to beneficiaries. Additionally, estate planning allows individuals to specify their preferences for medical care and end-of-life decisions, sparing their loved ones from making difficult choices during emotionally challenging times. Moreover, estate planning enables individuals to protect their assets from creditors and potential legal disputes, preserving their hard-earned wealth for future generations. Ultimately, estate planning is a proactive measure that provides peace of mind and financial security for individuals and their families.

In the event of your passing have you appointed Guardians for your minor children? Have you thought about who will care for you children? Have you thought about who will care for your children long term? Have you thought about who will care for your children until your long term guardian arrives? Do you want law enforcement or child services caring for your children until your long term guardians arrives? Do you want a court determining who will care for your children? Would you not prefer someone the children know and are comfortable with caring for them in the short term? If so schedule an appointment and let us help you name your trusted guardians for your children.

Call us today at 256-216-9884.

As your high shcool graduates leave for college do you have the ncesseary documents in place should something unexpected happens to them?

There are three documents your child and you should have in place, first a Power of Attorney in case you need to make financial decisons for them. Second, a Advanced Health Care Directive, and third a HIPPA release. This insures you are able to make the necessary medical decisons should an accident occurs requiring your to make these decisons.

Call us today at 256-216-9884 to schedule a time to prepare these documents.