Copeland Law Offices
A "living trust" is generally created during a person's lifetime for the purpose of holding and managing the person's property during their lifetime, and after death, either distributing property to beneficiaries, or holding and managing property for the benefit of beneficiaries. A trustee named by the grantor is responsible for managing property during the person's lifetime, and managing or distributing property as directed upon death of the trustor. Unlike a will, a trust can provide you with a vehicle for managing your property for your benefit or your family's benefit if you should become incapacitated.
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Knowledgeable, understanding, and caring.
Thank you so much for always giving my clients your entire attention and helping them with what is needed.
They are by far the best law firm I have delt with.
Heather Fish has been more than amazing in the entire estate planning and probate process.
Their work was professional and to specifications, but the best part of my first experience with this Law Firm was how supportive and friendly they were.
If you want somebody to fight for you and represent you to their fullest, there's no doubt that's what you will get at the Copeland Law Offices.
Kirsten and her team worked hard for my very complicated case and I am very pleased with the price, communication, and costumer service!!
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