Is a Trust an important component of your estate plan?

A living trust" is a trust that is set up and funded while the person doing so is alive. In contrast, many of our clients' current situations are best served through careful drafting of a will and a testamentary trust, sometimes called a contingent trust. This type of trust takes effect only upon death and is usually intended to provide for a minor child or children. Let the Attorneys at Bradford Miller Law, P.C. help you figure out exactly what your estate planning needs are. We  have excellent credentials, strong experience and wide-ranging knowledge of estate planning tools and the Illinois probate process.

 As Chicago living trusts attorneys, our strengths include:

• A practical, streamlined and cost-efficient approach to identifying and fulfilling your fundamental estate planning needs
• Proven, well-established ability to draft legally sound wills, powers of attorney, health care directives and other essential documents
• Avoidance of tools and vehicles that are more complex and costly than your situation requires
• Extensive knowledge of Illinois real estate law and the probate process that may prove invaluable as you develop your estate plan

At www.bradfordmillerlaw.com you can find helpful information regarding Estate Planning and information about our firm. Give us a call at (312) 238-9298 for a FREE 15-minute consultation.

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