Why Attention to Detail Matters When Creating a Will or Trust
When it comes to planning for the future, creating a Last Will and Testament and (in many cases) Trust is one of the most important steps you can take. But here’s the thing—simply putting pen to paper isn’t always enough to create a valid Will or Trust that upholds your intentions.
Why specificity matters
Imagine this: you’ve worked hard to create a life of financial security. You want to leave your assets to the people who matter most to you. However, vague language in your Will or Trust that you made yourself may result in distant relatives—perhaps people you’ve never even met—becoming unexpected beneficiaries to your hard-earned assets.
Work with us to avoid unintended consequences
Working with an experienced Trusts and Estates law firm, like us, is the best way to ensure your intentions are honored. When you meet with us, we’ll guide you through each step of the process:
- We ask questions you might not have considered.
- We plan for responsibly leaving money to minors, Special Needs beneficiaries, young adults, and more.
- We prepare you to make informed decisions about the future.
These are the kinds of details that make the difference between a smooth transition and a complicated legal mess after you are gone.
Believe in our experience
We’ve seen too many cases where simple oversights caused major problems in Probate. By taking the time to get it right now, you can spare your loved ones unnecessary stress and ensure your legacy is handled exactly as you envision.
When it comes to Estate Planning, DETAILS MATTER. Don’t leave your future, or your family’s future, to chance. Let’s work together to craft a Will or Trust that reflects your wishes clearly, completely, and legally.
If you need help protecting your money and loved ones in the event of death or disability, call us at 301-696-0567 or self-schedule online at www.lenaclarklegal.com.
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