We believe everyone should have an estate plan tailored to their individual needs and estate planning goals in McHenry County. We're living in uncertain and unprecedented times due to the Coronavirus and now more than ever, many are looking at creating their first estate plan or updating existing ones to reflect new asset additions or family members or address the falling out of loved ones. Contact our McHenry County estate planning lawyers today for a free consultation to learn how we can create an estate plan tailored to you and your family's needs.
The McHenry County estate planning lawyers at Serritella Law meet with you to learn your needs and create the best estate plan that protects your family's interests while helping your estate plan reduce or eliminate estate taxes and avoiding probate and the time and legal fees that are caused by McHenry County probate matters.
We help you utilize the estate planning tools you need to establish n estate plan that avoids probate and distributes your assets according to your wishes utilizing wills, trusts, powers of attorney and if appropriate, McHenry County revocable, irrevocable and special needs trusts.
People without a proper estate plan when they pass must have their estate enter probate proceedings. Probate matters are a long, often expensive process that can ultimately take up to a year or more and cost your loved ones time, money and frustration while opening your assets to potential loss. We ensure your estate plan doesn't provide your family with undue legal hardship along with their emotional loss.
Our McHenry County estate planning lawyers create airtight estate plans that ensures your estate remains intact and avoids probate, which saves your family time, money and stress.
Placing assets in trust allows you to designate a trustee, name beneficiaries and set out instructions for how the trust is to be administered. Trusts can be made to benefit yourself during your life or, if you have a family member with disabilities that requires public assistance, trusts can be set up to provide benefits for the special needs individual without disqualifying them from public assistance.
Your will can also be used in conjunction with a trust to set forth how you want certain property, which isn’t to be held in said trust, to be distributed. Real estate is an often overlooked aspect of estate plans and our McHenry County estate planning attorneys ensure your assets and property are protected for your family.
Your Last Will and Testament is a legal document whereby you set forth your intentions with respect to your assets and how you want those handled upon your death. Your will can also be used in conjunction with a trust to set forth how you want certain property, which isn’t to be held in said trust, to be distributed.
Contact us today for a free consultation to learn how our McHenry County estate planning lawyers can create a custom, affordable estate plan that takes care of you and your family's needs.
Special Needs Trusts in McHenry County are a type of estate plan established for family members with special needs. They are set up in such a way to supplement government benefits to provide them with long term care. Our trust lawyers help you create an estate plan that eliminates worry and ensures your loved ones are cared for and protected. Special Needs Trusts also allow beneficiaries to receive government benefits as well as benefit from your trust.
Contact our McHenry County special needs attorneys to learn how we can create a special needs trusts that protects your family and your assets when you pass.
Planning for the future can seem like a daunting task as no one knows what the future may hold. Luckily, there are certain steps that individuals and families can take in order to safeguard their future as much as possible.
A power of attorney, or agent, may be appointed to assist you with certain day-to-day needs in the event you ever become incapacitated. There are two types of power of attorneys in McHenry County: (1) healthcare power of attorney and (2) property power of attorney.
A healthcare power of attorney may be appointed to handle issues for you related to medical decisions, treatments, and end of life care. A property power of attorney may be appointed to handle any and all real and personal property issues, including, but not limited to, real estate transactions, trust funding, banking and investing.
Right now, we're living in unprecedented times. It's more important than ever to have an estate plan tailored to you that protects your assets and ensures your family is cared for when you pass. We implement estate plans in McHenry County that utilize everything you need to give you peace of mind.
Contact our experienced and affordable McHenry County estate planning lawyers at 708-299-5827 or email us today for a free consultation to find out the best estate plan for you. From wills, revocable & irrevocable trusts to Special Needs Trusts, we defend your family estate and eliminate the worry of probate.
Planning for the future can seem like a daunting task as no one knows what the future may hold. Luckily, there are certain steps that individuals and families can take in order to safeguard their future as much as possible.
Instruments such as wills, powers of attorney, and trusts can be utilized to ensure that your intentions are carried out, whether by you or an appointed party. It is important to choose an individual or individuals to represent your interest in estate planning whom you trust to adhere to your wishes.
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Experienced legal services don't have to be expensive, Serritella Law handles legal matters efficiently and effectively while accomplishing your legal goals.
Whether in person, virtually or over the phone, we tell you how we will effectively handle your legal matter. We ensure you stay informed throughout the process so you know the progress being made.
If you have a new or upcoming emergency court date, we can ensure you are represented.
We offer legal consultations in person, over the phone and virtually in order to serve you better.
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