
For most of our estate planning clients, their general desire is to leave their estate (eventually) to their children. That's usually an easy decision, but it is only a starting point for what needs to be an extensive discussion. One of the biggest decisions our clients need to make is how the child will receive his or her inheritance. Essentially, there are only two ways to leave assets to a person – either outright or in trust. That being said, there are many varieties of trusts that can be designed to provide different levels of control and flexibility. Let's look at these options in further depth.
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Ma Kayla and Amy kept us well informed every step of the way and were flexible scheduling meetings and conference calls.
Both are wonderful people to work with; wouldn't dream of having anyone else take care of our estate planning.
My husband and I were looking to get estate planning documents drafted after our first child and Makayla took great care of us!
Great communication, smooth services, everything was patiently explained to us.
Attention to detail, great ideals!
I have used the Hyatt firm when I needed assistance probating my husband's estate and also recently when I updated my own documents.
As laws have changed over the past decade, we've updated these documents a few times (note: estate planning is not a one time thing -- laws change and thus you should re-evaluate every few years).
Jim was very professional and responsive to my inquiry.
Jim routinely reviews my documents to see if any changes may be advantageous due to new tax laws or changes in my life.
Very professional and we highly recommend their services to anyone.
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