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Estate Planning Many people put off doing any estate planning because they associate it with their own demise, but estate planning is not just about planning for the distribution of your assets after you are gone. Proper estate planning also takes into account how you will be taken care of while you are still living if you become disabled. It also considers how to protect your assets for your own use and your hopes, dreams, and desires for your loved ones whether family, friends, or charities. Your estate plan will be built on a firm foundation by first considering your needs, then the needs of your family, ways to protect your estate, ways to grow your estate, and, finally, ways to minimize estate taxes. See, The Estate Planning Pyramid. Mr. Hackney will discuss the unique aspects of your family and your finances. Once all the facts are known, he can work with you to help you to give your property to whom you want, the way you want, when you want at the lowest over-all cost to you and those you love. Mr. Hackney will also work with your other financial advisors to accomplish these goals. The job does not end with delivery of the trust. The firm will work closely with you to properly fund your trust and update it on a regular basis. A flat fee will be quoted for the work to be performed before moving forward with the design and drafting of your estate plan.
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The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisement. Before you decide, ask Harry T. Hackney to send you free written information about his qualifications and experience. The purpose of this Web site is to provide general information in the fields of law represented. Each situation is unique and the facts will vary with individual circumstances. Information contained on this site is not offered as legal advice, and is based primarily on the law of the State of Florida. |
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