Andrew H. Wood
A Will, also referred to as a “Last Will and Testament”, is a legal document that outlines who will get your assets when you die. It can also be used to name a guardian of a minor child, or even a pet. An example of this may be if you own a home and you want to pass it along to one of your heirs. You would specify this in your Will. A Trust, on the other hand, is an instrument which allows an individual or couple to place their assets in a trust and still use them while they are alive. A Trust, like a Will, also includes directives for how your assets will be distributed upon your death. Wills and Trusts are extremely complicated, and if not created properly with the help of an attorney, may leave your heirs exposed to a lengthy and expensive court proceeding which can eat up all the...
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- Divorce
- Family Court
- Wills and Trusts
- Probate and Estate Administration
Sentiment Analysis
His confidence in handling this matter is evident throughout one of the most difficult situations life can throw at you.
During my divorce and child custody proceedings, Andrew was always available for me and kept me calm and focused during a most difficult time in my life.
I have been through a few different lawyers over the years for custody and Andrew Wood certainly goes above and beyond for his clients.
I should add that the divorce was incredibly complex and involved a business that in the end I ended up getting because Andrew handled it amazingly.
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