MAKE 2025 THE YEAR YOU GET YOUR WILL

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THE WILLS 2025 BUNDLE

BY CAROTHERS AND HAUSWIRTH
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    • Consultation with a Carothers & Hauswirth licensed attorney who specializes in wills and estate planning

    • Wills for you (and your spouse)

    • Power of Attorney (for you and your spouse), which appoint someone to act for you if you are unable

    • Advanced Health Care directives (for you and your spouse), advising your loved ones and physicians of your intentions if you are in a permanent debilitative state

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- Bundle Price: $1,500 (REDUCED TO $1,000 FOR THE HOLIDAYS - FOR THOSE WHO PURCHASE PRIOR TO DECEMBER 25, 2024) -

- Bundle Price: $1,500 (REDUCED TO $1,000 FOR THE HOLIDAYS - FOR THOSE WHO PURCHASE PRIOR TO DECEMBER 25, 2024) -

MAKE 2025 THE YEAR YOU GET YOUR WILL!

Making 2025 the year you create your will or gift a will to your loved ones is a proactive step toward securing peace of mind for both yourself and your family. A will is not just a document; it is a vital tool that ensures your wishes are honored after your passing. It provides clarity on the distribution of your assets, helps prevent potential disputes among family members, and appoints guardians for minor children if needed.

By taking this important step, you not only protect your legacy but also demonstrate care for your loved ones by relieving them of the burden and uncertainty during a difficult time. Gifting a will to someone close to you can inspire them to make their own arrangements, creating a culture of planning and reassurance within your family.

Don’t wait for tomorrow. Act now. Make 2025 the year you invest in your future and the futures of those you hold dear. Secure peace of mind today and ensure that your intentions are clear. Taking this step is a testament to the love and responsibility you have for those you leave behind.

WHY ARE WILLS IMPORTANT?

Wills are important legal documents that specify how a person's assets and affairs should be handled upon their death. They serve several critical functions:

  1. Distribution of Assets: A will ensures that a person’s property and belongings are distributed according to their wishes rather than default state laws. This helps to provide clarity and reduce potential disputes among heirs.

  2. Appointment of Guardians: For individuals with minor children, a will allows parents to designate guardians who will be responsible for their children's care. This can ensure that children are placed in a home where they will be well-cared for, according to the deceased’s preferences.

  3. Minimizing Family Conflict: Clearly outlining one's wishes in a will can prevent misunderstandings and conflicts among family members. It removes ambiguity about the decedent's intentions, which can be a source of contention.

  4. Simplifying the Probate Process: A will provides a clear document for the probate court, simplifying the legal processes involved in settling an estate. This can speed up the distribution of assets and provide a clear framework for the executor to follow.

  5. Protecting Loved Ones: By creating a will, individuals can make decisions that will protect their loved ones financially and ensure they are taken care of, particularly if the deceased had specific wishes regarding their care or financial support.

  6. Charitable Donations: Wills can include provisions for charitable contributions, allowing individuals to leave a lasting legacy by supporting causes they care about.

  7. Personal Touch: A will gives individuals an opportunity to express their values and beliefs, leaving personal messages or instructions that can comfort surviving family and friends.

In summary, wills are essential for ensuring that a person’s final wishes are honored, providing clarity and protection for loved ones while minimizing potential conflicts and legal complexities.

WHY AN ATTORNEY SHOULD WRITE YOUR WILL?

When considering the creation of a will, enlisting an attorney offers several crucial benefits that can significantly enhance the process and the resulting document:

  1. Experience: An attorney specializing in estate planning brings extensive knowledge of the legal requirements and nuances involved in drafting a will. Their expertise ensures that all necessary provisions are included to accurately reflect your wishes and comply with state laws.

  2. Reliability: Entrusting your will to an attorney provides a sense of security. They are bound by professional ethics and standards which guide their conduct, ensuring that your interests are prioritized and protected throughout the process.

  3. Creditable Feedback: An attorney can offer insights based on their experience with similar cases, helping you make informed decisions. They can identify potential issues and address them proactively, which may not be apparent without professional guidance.

  4. Human Interaction: The process of planning for the future can be emotional and complex. An attorney can facilitate discussions that may be difficult to navigate, providing a supportive environment in which you can articulate your wishes and concerns.

  5. Personal Touch: A qualified attorney will tailor your will to reflect your unique circumstances and desires. This personalized approach ensures that your document is not just a generic template, but rather a thorough representation of your intentions.

In summary, engaging an attorney to draft your will combines expertise, dependability, valuable insights, and personalized service, ultimately leading to a more comprehensive and trustworthy estate plan.