Family Law If you would like a better understanding of your options in your current situation, our firm can help you move forward to make the right decision for you and your family. Although family law problems can be stressful…
What exactly does a Will do? Often the centerpiece of estate planning, your Will is the legal document that details how your property or inheritance will be distributed upon your death. Property listed in a Will may require oversight by…
On occasion a dispute can arise over the content of a Will or Trust. The parties involved can find themselves ill-prepared for unexpected, unwanted, and sometimes complex litigation. At best, these disputes are costly disruptions. At worst, they can threaten…
Once a trust is established, it must be overseen by a qualified and detailed administrator or trustee who manages the investment of funds and distribution of assets according to the grantor’s design. A trustee must have comprehensive knowledge of the…
The team at Pregenzer, Baysinger, Wideman & Sale has the skill to help you manage your current income, gift and estate tax issues along with successful strategies to implement a deliberate and detailed plan for the future. Clients rely on…
A special needs trust holds title to property for the benefit of a child or adult who has a disability. The special needs trust can be used to provide for the needs of a disabled person and supplement benefits received…
The laws and regulations regarding the services a school district is required to provide for a student with special needs is complex and it can feel overwhelming to parents. Generally, schools must identify students with special needs, provide evaluations, and…
When a death occurs without planning or with nothing more than a Will, those assets must go through a legal process called probate before ownership to heirs can be transferred. Our attorneys are highly qualified estate administrators, helping to ensure…
What does Medicaid planning involve? Medicaid planning involves developing a strategy to protect your assets should you require long-term nursing home care. There is no reason to lose the assets you or your loved ones have accumulated, if you plan…
What is a health care “living will”? This is essentially your advanced health care directive, your health care power of attorney, and any other designation of what type of care you will receive if you are ever incapacitated. It is…
Do you have a family member who is a minor or who, as an adult, is no longer capable of making decisions regarding their health and financial affairs? Our attorneys can assist you in establishing a court-appointed individual or professional…
Conservatorship Do you have a family member who is a minor or who, as an adult, is no longer capable of making decisions regarding their personal matters and financial affairs? Do you need someone to manage and protect your loved…
Why do I need an estate plan? Estate planning protects you, your family, and your assets in the event of a permanent disability or death. The single best gift you can give your family is a well organized estate plan.
Elder law involves planning for retirement, the possibility of disability, incapacity, home health care and/or placement in a nursing home. Elder law attorneys advise clients on how to obtain public benefits, including Medicaid. They prepare sophisticated durable powers of attorney…
Have you ever asked yourself any of the following questions? “Who will look after my disabled child when I am gone?” “How can I get and keep public benefits for my disabled parent?” “How do I provide for my spouse…
Is your business in need of expert legal consultation and evaluation? Our unique financial and estate planning background gives us the knowledge and skill to help you understand what decisions best match the goals of your business. Our business formation…
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