Support Tailored To Your Estate Planning And Probate Needs
Estate planning and probate can feel like daunting subjects. However, properly addressing these issues can be key to your family’s future. At The Law Offices of John T. Montgomery, we are committed to helping our neighbors in West Texas protect what matters most.
From our offices in Abilene and Albany, we offer guidance in building new estate plans, revising existing ones and navigating the probate process. We also can assist you when these issues intersect with other complex legal matters, such as landowner rights concerns and wrongful death claims. Our attorney, John T. Montgomery, combines a personal approach with a deep understanding of local needs to help you pursue your specific goals.
What Can An Estate Plan Include?
An estate plan lets you set a roadmap for the future. It can encompass a variety of documents, including:
- Wills: This fundamental document lets you outline what will happen with your assets when you pass away, as well as make important selections like who will be the personal representative of your estate.
- Trusts: These are legal tools for managing assets during your lifetime and beyond. They can provide control, protection and potential tax benefits.
- Powers of attorney: This allows you to grant someone you trust the ability to make decisions on your behalf if you no longer can.
- Advance directives: With this, you can spell out what you want have happen regarding medical treatment if you are incapacitated.
- Living wills: You can use this to specify your preferences regarding end-of-life care.
We recognize that every family in West Texas has its own particular needs. Our lawyer is ready to assist you in forming estate planning documents tailored to your individual circumstances and goals.
Adapting Your Plan To Life’s Changes
Change is the only constant in life. As your life situation shifts, your estate plan needs to evolve with it. Otherwise, your plan may no longer be effective in achieving your goals. We help clients review and update their estate plans, ensuring that their documents remain in step with their current needs and wishes.
Your Trusted Probate Guide
Probate and estate administration can be complex, even more so if your loved one passes away without an up-to-date estate plan. Our attorney is prepared to guide you with sensitivity and professionalism through every stage of the probate and estate administration process. He can help you fulfill your duties as the personal representative and honor your loved one’s legacy.
We’re Here To Help. Reach Out Now.
Let us be your guide in protecting your family’s future or navigating the estate administration process. Call 325-704-4357 or email us today to get started addressing your unique estate planning or probate needs.