Seacoast Family Law LLC

Estate planning is a broad and complicated field of law. 

Estate Planning is concerned with more than just what happens after your death or a loved one's death.  also concerns the transfers of assets during life and after death, minimizing the cost of those transfers, determining the preferred disposition and management of those transfers, and equally as important, ensuring the liquidity of the estate to make those transfers.

A qualified, licensed attorney will custom design your documents.  At a minimum, you should have the following:

• Last Will and Testament with self proving affidavit
• Durable/Springing Power of Attorney
• Health Care Proxy/Living Will/Health Care Directive

In addition, you may require trusts for your children, life insurance trusts, realty trusts, special needs trusts, asset liquidity analysis, final arrangement planning, or a living trust.

Seacoast Family Law offers financial planning expertise, tax expertise, probate court experience, and a warm and understanding environment.  We can make your estate planning experience productive and provide you and your love ones with the feeling of security you get by knowing that your Estate Plan is accurate and well-prepared.  We are qualified and able to assist with the administration of any trusts you establish, as well as fully capable of any and all federal and state estate, gift and trust taxation and/or probate of estate issues.  Our Kelly Tax Services affiliation can even prepare your income tax returns at a rate comparable to retail tax processors, but with the assurance that attorneys are available to oversee any issues that arise with your returns.

Your initial interview over the telephone or in our office is complimentary.  If you decide to retain our firm, we will travel to hospitals and assisted care facilities to meet with physically handicapped individuals. 

Plan for Tomorrow.  Call us today.

Your family is our business.

Why should you choose Seacoast Family Law for your Estate Planning Needs?

Choose Seacoast Family Law because we understand that Estate Planning is more complicated than printing out a set of documents.