LINDAMOOD LAW FIRM, PLLC

ESTATE PLANNING 

PROBATE

WILLS and TRUSTS

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Estate Planning, Probate, Wills and Trusts

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Estate Planning

Wills, Probate, and Trusts

Estate Planning is essential for everyone, regardless of their wealth and age.  Estate planning – or its absence – impacts events after your death and during your lifetime. 

Following your death, estate planning ensures that your assets pass to whom you want, when you want, in the way you want. 

This is critical. 

Equally important is the effect estate planning has on events during your life. The downside to our increased life expectancy is the increased potential that we will become disabled or mentally incapacitated. 

This can be tremendously difficult on caretakers, but we can assist them now by appointing a medical and financial power of attorney, documenting our wishes regarding life sustaining measures, and engaging in elder care planning. 

Dictating these choices in advance allows your voice to be heard when you can no longer speak for yourself.

Damaging family conflict is far more likely to arise when there is no guidance as to end of life decisions, final arrangements, and the disposition of your estate. 

Estate planning will afford you exceptional peace of mind because you have made life a bit easier for those you love. You will feel justifiably proud and relieved by the gift of planning you have achieved.

A Message from Jason Lindamood

"When you hire our firm our hope is to become your lawyer. To earn your trust and build a relationship so that you can call us when life becomes tough. We believe our clients are the best sources of referral business.

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We founded this firm with the goal of providing personalized, tailored services without our clients ever feeling like they were getting "shifted around" from one person to the next -- which happens more frequently than one can imagine.

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When that occurs, it can create a situation where -- as the old saying goes -- "the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing”.

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Which, as clients, fails to serve us well in our efforts to have our cases handled appropriately.

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None of us like that feeling. We know that we sure don't, and we suspect we're not alone in that opinion.

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Our firm's focus is in the following areas: 

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• ESTATE PLANNING,

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• PROBATE, as well as

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• WILLS and TRUSTS

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As a general rule, at some point in time we all have legal needs. And that can be daunting.

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