Address: 2433 S 130th Cir #300, Omaha, NE 68144, USA
Phone: +14029344409
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Monday: 8:30AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–5PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–5PM
Friday: 8:30AM–12PM
Saturday: Closed
Joni Oldfield
We’ve used other trust attorneys over the years and this was the most complete and professional experience. Very thorough. We left with detailed written and electronic documentation. Very personable Attorney and office staff. 5 star experience!
Jim Goeser
Denny set up our revocable trust and he was very knowledgeable in that area there was no hurry he left us take our time and think things over every week. I believe he's really thorough in what he does and it was easy working with him and his staff.
Beth Patterson
The entire office did a good job with our estate planning, from start to finish. Everyone was friendly and professional throughout the process. Very well-organized binder was provided to us that will be very helpful. We were, overall, very impressed with Denny and the team. Thanks for everything!
Sarah Conn
My husband and I could not have had a better experience with this firm. Everything that we wanted got accomplished. The process was smooth and straightforward. They were even able to help us with our S Corp & LLC. And to add, they were able to give us options to help with our elderly parents and grandmother. Could not have asked for a better experience.
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When your attorney advises you there have been changes in the law or if there have been changes within your family.
Create a revocable living trust.
A trust costs more than a will because a trust is much more detailed and avoids the cost and length of time necessary for a probate in court. There is no court probate for a trust.
A will would probably require probate. A living trust will not require probate. A living trust also provides the opportunity to include distributions to grandchildren through a grandchild trust all in one document.
Probate is a court process after someone dies to pay the creditors, pay the inheritance tax, if any, resolve family disputes, and distribute assets to the beneficiaries.
Discuss how an estate plan avoids confusion or family battles.
It depends on the total asset and real estate.
Include a pet trust in your estate plan to provide that your pets are cared for after your death. These are very popular.
They are directions for end of life care.
Power of Attorneys (POAs) are valuable when you become ill or disabled to allow someone you trust to continue to pay your bills and make decisions.
You should prepare an estate plan because you can eliminate your family having to go through probate, eliminate the expenses, and provide for a prompt distribution of assets.
A will requires probate and a revocable living trust does not.
A living trust, a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust, or no plan
If you die without a will the state has a will for you called "intestacy." This requires probate.
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