Experienced Estate Planning Lawyers of Wills and Trusts

If a person dies without one, that person’s estate will be distributed according to state law. A will allows a person to direct how property should be divided after death. It can also name the person who will handle the estate after death and decrease the expenses of estate administration. However, many people do not realize that even when they have a will, their estate will still be subject to probate.

A trust, often referred to as a revocable living trust, is an alternative to a traditional will. A trust is a document that benefits you during your lifetime and at death. A trust allows you to plan the management of your estate during your lifetime if you become incapacitated, and it directs how your assets should be divided at death. Unlike a will, a trust is a private document, which means it can be administered without court involvement.

At the law firm of Morris Hall, PLLC, our attorneys assist clients throughout Arizona and New Mexico with the drafting of Wills and Trusts. We will meet with you to discuss the specifics of your estate and what is in your best interests. Our lawyers will consider the type and amount of assets you own and, according to your goals, will advise you on the best documents to meet your needs.

MH offers the professional capacity and resources to effectively handle every component of your immediate and long-term planning and protection needs. Few other firms in the Southwest offer the complete range of services, experience and expertise of MH, including the drafting, review and amendment of wills.

Contact Morris Hall About Wills and Estate Planning

Our offices are located in in communities throughout Arizona and New Mexico. Contact us to arrange a consultation with an experienced lawyer today.

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