For many people, estate planning isn't the easiest matter to discuss. Unfortunately, as thousands and thousands of previous cases in law books can attest to, it happens to be among the easiest types of legal issues to ignore or to deal with too hastily.
You, your life, your family, and everything you've worked for is unique. That’s why our lawyers refuse to use "cookie cutter" documents to create estate plans. Instead, we work with you to devise a plan tailored to your needs and yours alone. With years of experience and countless satisfied clients to draw on, we have learned how to put together comprehensive plans that address all of the issues pertinent to your situation. Not only can we help design the correct plan for you but we can help you maintain, fine-tune, or amend that plan as your circumstances change during your lifetime. Our estate planning services includes the crafting of unique and individualized documents including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care designations, all intended to protect your assets now and in the event of your incapacity or death.
Connect with Crosswhite Law online or call (704) 445-3085 to schedule your confidential consultation with one of our Statesville estate planning attorneys.
COMPREHENSIVE ESTATE PLANNING
At Crosswhite Law, our lawyers meet the estate planning needs of people in Iredell County as well as the Counties of Catawba and Alexander. Our attorneys are skilled problem-solvers who understand the common pitfalls associated with estate planning.
Nearly everyone has an “estate” that consists of everything you own from bank accounts to real estate, vehicles, investments, personal belongings, and more. Most people have spent a lifetime building their estate through diligence and hard work. Our comprehensive estate planning services work to preserve your wealth, create a more secure financial future for your family, and ensure that your wishes are respected should you become incapacitated or pass away. An estate plan gives your loved ones clarity as to how you wish your estate to be passed on, how you wish medical matters to be handled when you cannot express your wishes, and provides other instructions that are pertinent to your individual circumstances.