Your Last Will & Testament
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Your Last Will & Testament is the legal foundation through which you are capable of better insuring the financial security of your loved ones upon your death. It enables you (the Testator) to impose some degree of control over the management and disposition of your assets and financial affairs upon death (thereby avoiding the intervention of the court in the determination of your financial disposition, when the court lacks personal knowledge of your wants and desires (as distinct from probate, which is a court process intended to confirm the Testator's (your) intentions upon death)).
Given that this particular legal document sets out the manner in which your accumulated financial wealth is to be dispensed, it makes sense that it be properly developed with the able assistance of a knowledgeable and experienced lawyer. The role of a lawyer is even more important when dealing with minor children or disabled children, physical incapacities, divorces and family estrangement, and foreign property. As such, take control by getting your Last Will & Testament drafted correctly to reflect your true wishes and desires (given the legal issues that can arise with a deficient Will, which is not easily rectified when the Testator is dead).
If you are looking to effectively dealing with your inheritance through appropriate estate planning documents, including wills and trust, or you need to deal with the death of a loved one, whether through probate or administration, our law firm can provide the appropriate legal assistance. To schedule a confidential initial consultation contact our law firm at 403-400-4092 or via email at Chris@NeufeldLegal.com.
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