Wills And Trusts Service In The Crestwood Area
Wills and trusts attorneys, like Artie White, have an important duty to their clients. They must carefully, exactingly craft complex legal documents that will withstand scrutiny and protect major assets. It’s not always easy, but Artie White has the experience and confidence to help you.
At Arthur "Artie" E. White III, attorney White drafts wills and creates trusts for people seeking to offer their heirs a guide for the next step. He’s dedicated his career to helping people in South Carolina and Kentucky, specifically now in Oldham County and the surrounding Louisville area, to help his clients and their families they care about by crafting estate plans that provide clarity and security for the future.
Will Services From
Wills are the most famous and important types of documents in the estate plan. A will is such a basic piece that nearly every estate has one, no matter the size. Attorney White provides the following services related to wills:
- Initial drafting: writing the initial will for someone based on their needs. Every estate has to start somewhere, and this is often the first step.
- Will review: Wills must be strong enough to withstand scrutiny, and if you are worried that your will isn’t up to snuff, Artie White can look into it.
- Will revision and updates: Wills have to change with you as you grow and your family grows. Regular updates are necessary.
Whether you have a simple will and a small estate or a much more complex will, attorney Artie White can provide you with experienced, thoughtful guidance on how to make your will as secure as possible.
Trusts Creation From A Trusted Attorney
A trust is a special legal entity created to hold your assets outside of your estate. Using a trust may decrease the size of your estate and allow your heirs to receive their inheritance with minimal tax liability.
Making a trust and choosing the right trust for your heirs isn’t always easy. However, Artie White is experienced at helping his clients craft the right trust for them, including:
- Living trusts: A living trust is a legal arrangement created during an individual’s lifetime, where assets are placed into a trust for the individual’s benefit and then transferred to beneficiaries upon the individual’s death.
- Testamentary trusts: A testamentary trust is established through a will and comes into effect upon death. It is often used to provide for minor children or beneficiaries who may need assistance managing an inheritance.
- Special needs trusts: A special needs trust is designed to provide for a person with disabilities without affecting their eligibility for government benefits.
Choosing the right trust and correctly setting it up is a conversation that you will have with attorney White early.
Accuracy, Accountability And Approachability
Artie White, aside from being an experienced, dedicated attorney, is extremely approachable and kind. Reach out today to get started by calling 502-469-1003 or sending an email using this form.
