Dutchess County Wills Attorney

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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. Having a will is a very important part of an estate plan. We offer the personalized counsel and step-by-step guidance you need to craft and update your will.

• Why Should You Choose Our Wills Lawyer?
• Preparing Estate Plans for 20+ Years
• Free & Confidential Consultations
• Tailored Solutions for Your Needs
• Protection of Your Final Wishes

Ready to get started? Call us at (845) 764-8104 and speak with us confidentially.

Why Is Drafting a Will Important?

A will is a document which is carefully prepared and signed in front of two witnesses. In a will you list how and when you would like your assets to be handled, as well as naming an executor to manage your estate.

Naming a guardian of a minor is the most important issue normally found in a will. Without a will in place, your minor children may be appointed a guardian that you do not desire. Also, you will not have any influence over how your taxes and debts will be handled.

The person listed as a beneficiary on any of your policies or accounts will typically take precedence over a person listed as a beneficiary in your will. This is why it is so important to have an updated will and a comprehensive estate plan.

What Must Be Listed in a Will?

At Martin Law, PC, we have more than 20 years of experience in the field of estate planning. This entails helping individuals, like yourself, to draft and change their wills. We are very familiar with all of the elements that are incorporated in drafting a will thoroughly.

The following can be accomplished with a will:

• You can name a personal representative
• You can name a Trustee for your property
• You can name a Guardian for minor children
• You can leave your property to specific beneficiaries

Contact us now at (845) 764-8104 if you would like to set up an appointment for a complimentary case consultation with a Dutchess County estate planning lawyer.