There are few things more important to the long-term financial future of your family than making sure you have a clear, readily-understandable will in place. Charles Dickens’ novel Bleak House centers around the lack of such a will, and forever introduced to the legal and literary worlds the term “Jarndyce v. Jarndyce” as shorthand for a prolonged, ultimately futile legal endeavor. You don’t want this to happen to your family, and certainly don’t want to see the savings you want to be passed on used up in court battles, or otherwise used improperly.
That said, if you have been unfairly excluded from a will, you may also require special legal attention.
In either case, you’re going to want help from the best probate law attorney in Fort Myers, FL.
Creating a Will
When you decide to create or update a will, one of the first things you are going to want to do is to contact a qualified probate law attorney. They will be able to help you draft a will according to your wants and needs. They will help ensure the language included in the will is as clear and direct as possible, helping to avoid any future uncertainty or legal battles. What’s more, they can give you advice on how to take advantage of different loopholes to draw up a will that leaves as much to your inheritors as possible. For example, they can help you find taxation loopholes specifically written for those creating wills to ensure your estate is passed on as intact and tax-free as possible.
Contesting a Will
If you are looking to contest a will, you will also want to look into a quality probate law attorney. They can help look over the will or competing wills in question, ascertain whether or not you have a case, and if so, argue such case before the court.
Get first-class will drafting and contestation assistance from Daniel J. Endrizal, III PA.
