San Antonio Wills and Trusts Lawyer
Wills and trusts often touch on sensitive issues. While contemplating mortality may be daunting, proactively addressing the distribution of your estate is often a vital part of safeguarding your legacy. Paul Hardy Law offers a deep knowledge of client options on wills and trusts, augmented by a deep understanding of the financial intricacies often involved with these legal tools. With our integrated approach, we’re here to help you navigate the process with confidence.
Get a free consultation with our wills and trusts lawyer, either in our San Antonio office or remotely. Call (726) 227-1090 or contact us online today.
The Benefits of Having a Will
A last will and testament is an excellent starting point for sound estate planning. A valid will ensures that your wishes are in writing, and in a binding legal document.
Having a will in the state of Texas offers numerous benefits:
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The Benefits of Having a Trust
By creating a trust, your heirs can potentially bypass the probate process, depending on how the trust is designed. Other advantages of a trust include:
- Minimization of estate taxes: By implementing strategic tax planning within the trust structure, we can work to mitigate the impact of estate taxes, safeguarding the wealth you have accumulated over your lifetime.
- Asset protection: Certain types of trusts can provide a level of protection against creditors and legal judgments. By transferring assets into an irrevocable trust, you may be able to shield those assets from certain claims, providing a layer of protection for your wealth.
- Incapacity planning: You can designate successor trustees who can manage trust assets in the event of incapacity. The goal is continuity in the management of assets, giving you peace of mind that affairs will be handled according to your preferences.
- Privacy and flexibility: Unlike wills, trusts offer a higher degree of privacy since they are not subject to public record, thus providing a confidential means of asset transfer. Additionally, trusts offer flexibility in tailoring provisions to suit your specific needs and circumstances.
Why Choose Attorney Paul Hardy?
Your Experienced Advocate in Estate Planning
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We'll be your voice for you when you need it, explaining the process at every step.
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We commit to excellence and will work day and night for your case.
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Your attorney will handle your case from start to finish; you'll never be handed off to a paralegal.
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We will work within your budget and offer payment plan options.