Estate Planning - Cleveland Hinton Law

For most people, it is an uncomfortable topic to contemplate our own disability or passing, however having a plan in place for your loved ones is crucial to ensure your wishes are known and carried out. If you have minor children, it is imperative to have an estate plan in place to ensure they are cared for until they reach the age of majority.

A Personal Approach to Estate Planning

Cleveland Hinton is here to assist you develop an estate plan that suits your personal situation. Whether it be a simple will, establishing a trust, or everything in between, we can tailor a plan that will put your mind at ease. We assist clients in all walks and situations of life, including those in subsequent marriages, single parents, business owners, parents of children with special needs, and many other individuals with specific unique needs. We pride ourselves in our personal, individual approach to estate planning.

We also assist clients in drafting general durable powers of attorney, living wills, and health care powers of attorney, to ensure that a fiduciary is available to communicate your wishes and facilitate your needs in the event of incapacity or disability.

Our breadth of practice in the areas of real estate, probate, and family law provides Cleveland Hinton a uniquely well-rounded ability to foresee issues that could arise with an estate plan. We can help account for those contingencies accordingly. For example, in certain situations options such as life estate deeds may better suit your needs and may avoid much of the probate process altogether.

Do not trust your legacy to a website or a “fill-in-the-blank” document found on the internet. Contact Cleveland Hinton to sit down and fully discuss your estate, your wishes, and create a plan that will give you peace of mind for years to come.

Just some of the estate planning services we offer:

Last Will and Testament
General Durable Power of Attorney
Living Will / Health Care Power of Attorney
Life Estate Deed / Joint Tenants Deed
Testamentary Trust
Guardianship provisions for minor children