Estate Planning Lawyers Harvard MA

If you search for Estate Planning Lawyers Harvard MA, you will find Conway Law LLC, a local law firm specializing in estate planning in Harvard MA and the surrounding towns. We know that the last thing anybody wants to think about is death, yet proper estate planning is vital for protecting your loved ones and your assets. Estate plans and trusts are established to provide direction for how your personal and financial affairs should be handled after death.

Preserve your legacy for future generations

Have you ever thought about what would happen to your property if you died? Who would take care of your belongings and loved ones?

When you hire Conway Law LLC for your estate planning in Harvard MA, we will help you answer all these questions. Our compassionate and experienced attorneys will put your mind at ease and guide you through the creation of a comprehensive estate plan.

Your estate plan should protect and preserve your assets to the greatest extent possible, so that they may be passed to your loved ones rather than consumed by taxes and health care costs. Proper estate planning also protects you in the event of incapacity by naming people to make financial and medical decisions for you, thus affording you peace of mind.

The estate planning services we provide include:

• Estate planning (wills, durable powers of attorney, health care proxies, living wills, trusts)
• Probate and estate administration
• Trust administration
• Guardianship and conservator-ship
• Fiduciary law

Experienced Estate Planning Lawyers in Harvard MA

An estate plan is a collection of tools that, when taken together, work to protect your interests. No two estate plans are exactly alike, and we don’t use “one size fits all” approaches. The individual tools you choose to include in your plan will each be responsible for meeting one or more of your specific goals or legal needs

• Last Will and Testament. A last will and testament is the most basic, and one of the most essential, estate planning tools. Whether you are young, old, wealthy, married, a single parent, or anyone else, you should have a last will and testament. As time goes on in your desires change, you can update your will whenever you like. If you don’t have a will you leave it up to state laws to determine how others will inherit your property.
• Revocable Living Trust. A revocable living trust can be one the most powerful estate planning tools in your arsenal and is designed to work hand-in-hand with a last will and testament. When you create a trust, you give yourself the ability to more effectively, and efficiently, transfer inheritances to your family after you die.
• Health Care Directives. Through these directives you can choose a medical representative and state your medical choices should you find yourself in the position of not being able to make your own decisions.
• Financial Powers of Attorney. A financial power of attorney is a good document to make for yourself, but it can also be a great blessing for your family. It is a reliable way to arrange for someone to manage your finances if you become incapacitated (unable to make decisions for yourself).

As you age, many parts of your estate plan might need to be updated or revoked entirely, so it is best to revisit your plan regularly as your needs change.

Contact Experienced Estate Planning Lawyers in Harvard MA

If you are interested in learning more about the professional estate planning lawyers in Harvard MA from Conway Law LLC, contact us today for a free consultation. Call today at 617-440-5454 or fill out a contact form online.