Estate Planning for Akron Area Families
Time and again our clients bring us difficult problems, usually involving the long term care of an elderly parent. These problems would have been much easier and less expensive to address if thoughtful estate planning had addressed the problem years before. If you are ready to consider how an estate plan can help you and your family avoid problems in later years while expanding your opportunities for making the most of your retirement, contact an experienced Ohio estate planning attorney at the Law Office of Margaret H. Kreiner in Cuyahoga Falls.
Estate planning refers to the preparation of legal solutions to such problems as the following: What will happen to my assets when I'm gone? How can I best arrange long term care for a special needs child? If an accident leaves me in a coma indefinitely, how long do I need to stay in that condition? Will estate tax liability eat up my legacy to my children?
At the Law Office of Margaret H. Kreiner, we take a flexible and positive approach to your estate plan. We help you spot opportunities as well as avoid risks. Our estate planning tools are tailored to your circumstances, and we have been around long enough to know that one size most definitely does not fit all. We can advise you about such matters as the following:
- Wills and other basic estate planning tools, such as powers of attorney and living wills
- Advance directives to make sure that your wishes are respected in the event of a terminal illness or permanent state of unconsciousness
- Trusts to cover a wide range of estate planning problems and objectives
- Special needs trusts designed to make sure that your loved one's access to government benefits will not be undermined by an inheritance or gift
- Estate tax planning
- Probate and trust administration services
With more than 20 years of experience with estate planning and elder law issues, we know how to help our clients make the most of their resources through long term planning for retirement, medical emergencies and the eventual transfer of assets to the next generation.
To learn more about our ability to advise and represent your interests effectively, contact a knowledgeable lawyer at the Law Office of Margaret H. Kreiner.
