Jimmy D. Long, Jr.
The purpose of an estate plan is to provide for the proper management of your assets during your lifetime, and to leave instructions for the distribution or continued management of your assets in the event of your death. Estate planning may also cover other important issues, such as providing guardians for minor children, instructions for the continuation of business activities, or protecting assets from creditors, particularly the state in the event of a Medicaid lien following a nursing home stay. While some estate plans are highly complicated and include multiple tools, such as trusts, others are basic and include only a will.
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- Planning For Young Families
- Planning in Mid-Life & Retirement Years
- Planning For Elder Care
- Planning For Business Owners
- Asset Protection Planning
- Successions & Probate
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