Estate Planning

Estate planning is planning for death. Only two out of every five Americans have a will. You spend your life working hard to earn money and property for yourself  and your loved ones. And, yet, we fail to do the one thing that is essential to maek sure those we care about receive the fruits of our labor. We fail to plan our estates.

Estate planning pays in real dividends, security and peace of mind. Estate planning doesn’t have to be expensive, traumatic, or, even especially time-consuming. Estate planning often saves money by reducing taxes and the expenses of death. It saves time by speeding the process by which property passes from you, at your death, to your family, friends, or anyone else you want to have it. Finally, estate planning allows you to make the crucial decisions about the disposition of your property and the care of your family. In a very real sense, estate planning makes you the boss.

The Law Office of Steve Bigger can help answer the following questions:

• Is a will all I need?
• Can I help a favorite cause through my estate planning?
• Can an estate plan help reduce taxes on my estate?
• When should I plan my estate?
• How does the process of estate planning work?