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Welcome, From Estate Planning & ElderLaw
Attorney
Richard Mayberry
Estate planning impacts your family's welfare, health & wealth.
An estate plan that works will
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maintain lifetime control over your assets
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plan ahead for Mon and Dad infirmity from debilitating illnesses
such as Alzheimer's
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answer the question whether you want life support in case of a
terminal medical condition, and
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probate efficient transfer of your property at death to
your loved ones.
Prospective clients who are offered an initial consultation
without charge. A flat fee will be quoted and a delivery date set.
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An Engaged Client Achieves the Best Results
Email Dick Mayberry
to discuss your estate planning and eldercare law needs.
Anxiety about legal fees and procrastination combine to
frustrate many from getting started with their estate planning.
It cost nothing to meet with me to discuss your most precious asset -- your
family, and its welfare should something happen to you.
I will quote you a fair and reasonable flat fee after our initial meeting.
If, for any reason, you do not feel comfortable going forward at that time, you
owe nothing, and I am privileged to have visited with you.
Contrast this with the cost & perils of procrastination which are
immeasurable to surviving loved ones...avoidable pain, confusion and family
conflict.
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Will
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Trust (testamentary)
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General Financial Power of Attorney
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Funded Living Trust
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Will (pour-over)
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Limited Financial Power of Attorney
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As your life changes, contact us
to update your plan. Review your estate plan every other year at tax time, or
with these triggering events:
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Marriage, remarriage or divorce
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Death of a spouse
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Change in estate size
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Move to another state
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Acquisition of property in another state
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Birth or adoption of a child or grandchild
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Serious illness of a family member
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Change in business interest or retirement
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Change in insurability for life insurance
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Marriage or divorce of a beneficiary
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Change in beneficiary attitudes
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Financial irresponsibility of a child
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Changes in tax law
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At the time of passing, contact us
for legal advice on the administrative-legal steps necessary to implement your
plan.
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