Wills & Probate

Wills and Trusts are tools used in estate planning.  The general misconception of a will or trust is that only the wealthy should consider them.  An estate plan can provides the legal mechanism for a person to dispose of property upon their death in a way that recognizes their wishes and the needs of their survivors, while minimizing taxes on their estate.  An estate plan may also involve the planning for the handling of affairs in case of disability or medical choices to be made as life nears its end such as a living will.

The importance of quality legal advice for executors of estates and trustees of trusts cannot be overstated.

Contact the firm today to discuss your estate plan. The firm offers a free consultation session. Simply fill in the form to the right or call their office at405 360-7001.

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The Law Firm of Andrews & Eckstein will gladly discuss a situation or matter with a prospective client without such an engagement letter. However, an initial discussion as described herein does not constitute legal advice. Consequently, this website does not constitute legal advice and is presented for informational purposes only. All information should be confirmed by legal counsel. Should you wish to discuss a matter with us, please contact R.Greg Andrews at (405) 360-7001 or greg@ae-lawfirm.com.