Estate Planning Lawyer Serving the Dutchess County
Schedule a Free Consultation by Calling (845) 764-8104
At Martin Law PC, we believe in a comprehensive approach to managing real-life issues and we want you to feel confident about the choices you make. Let us guide you in preserving your family’s assets and protecting your future interests so you can experience a peace of mind.
What can you expect as our firm's client?
- 20+ years of legal experience
- Customized plan according to your needs
- Personal attention from start to finish
- Create a plan that honors your wishes
- Proudly serving Westchester County and Dutchess County
Our Dutchess County Estate Planning Attorney knows that experience matters in drafting your Estate Plan, not only in knowing how to draft the proper documents, but in knowing how these plans impact other areas of the law, such as lawsuits, bankruptcy, divorces, or many other possibilities.
Call our firm today at (845) 764-8104 to discuss your case.
What is Estate Planning?
Estate Planning is the creation of a definite, but flexible plan for managing your assets while you are alive or if you become ill. These documents create a plan to distribute your assets after your death. Things you own, such as real property, business interests, investments, insurance proceeds, personal property, and personal effects will be distributed and managed by a representative who you name.
A well-drafted estate plan will ensure your estate passes to who you want, when you want, and in the manner you have chosen.
Martin Law PC can help you with any of the following:
Is Estate Planning right for me?
Today’s families are realizing that traditional Estate Planning methods are failing them. Complex issues including Medicaid, disability, the remarriage of a surviving spouse, step-children, divorce (especially among surviving children), and the financial problems of beneficiaries often render the traditional Estate Plan ineffective.
That is why it is important that you take the time to carefully plan your estate and amend it, if necessary. Doing so can greatly save your family stress, money, and headache after you have passed.
Ready to get started? Call Martin Law PC to schedule your free initial consultation.