Estate Planning with an Actual Attorney

Estate planning at its core asks us examine our property in a way that can be unsettling for many people. However, from basic to complex, an estate plan helps carry out your wishes for when you are gone. It also helps your loved ones at a difficult time by imparting a measure of order and clarity. A well crafted plan done by an attorney and not with an online program will also examine important issues such as tax liability and ownership transitions in multi-generational family businesses.

WIlls, Trusts and other Ways to pass on your life's work

Wills

Non-Probate Transfers

Wills are the old tried and true method to direct how you want your property distributed. Not everyone needs a will, but everyone should have a will. The cost to create one is relatively reasonable, and they can be uniquely tailored since no two people are exactly alike. Contact your LionWood attorney, or if you live in the Bitterroot make an appointment to visit the office in Stevensville.

Non-Probate Transfers

A secure plan leaves more time to enjoy life

More people are opting to transfer property outside of a traditional will. Call your LionWood attorney to see what is possible, or if you are in the Bitterroot, make an appointment to come to the Stevensville office.

Trusts

Peace of Mind

Sometimes regarded as only a tool for the wealthy, trusts can be designed and created to reflect the diverse needs of every family. Your LionWood attorney can help with the custom drafting you won't find from an online service. If you are in the Bitterroot Valley make an appointment to visit the office in Stevensville.

Peace of Mind

An estate plan, even a very basic one is better than none at all. Contact your LionWood attorney to get started with a new plan or with help revising an existing one. If you are in the Bitterroot, then make an appointment to visit the office in Stevensville.

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LionWood Law, PLLC and John Masar have placed the information on this website as a service to the general public. Use of this website does not in any manner constitute an attorney-client relationship between LionWood Law, PLLC/John Masar and the user. While the information on this site is about legal issues, it is not intended as legal advice or as a substitute for the particularized advice of your own counsel. Anyone seeking specific legal advice or assistance should retain an attorney.