WILLS & ESTATES

  ESTATE PLANNING 

    Death is often a topic people wish to avoid.  Unfortunately it is inevitable.  It is important to be aware of how your loved ones will be provided for and what will happen to your assets and debts upon your death.  If you do not have a Will, or if your Will needs to be updated, it may be in your best interest to address your concerns now.

    Other estate planning documents such as Power of Attorney allow you to dictate who may handle your affairs and Living Will documents allow you to assign a health care agent in the event you can no longer communicate.

     For more information on estate planning, please contact our office to schedule a consultation with Karen P. Sampson, Esquire.*

ESTATE ADMINISTRATION

     In the event a loved one has passed, a multitude of questions may arise such as the administration of the decedent's estate, the validity of the Will or the paying of taxes.

      To discuss your particular situation as it relates to probate and estate administration, please contact our office to schedule a consultation with Karen P. Sampson, Esquire.* 

 * Telephone or in-person consultation appointments are available.  A consultation fee applies.  Call us at 856.439.0068.