The Hayes Law Firm is offering a series of free webinars on what you should know about estate planning. by William Hayes and Peter Latham Planning on Dying? Not Planning on Dying? Cover All Your Bases First - You may be decades away from thinking about estate planning or you couldbe minutes …
Estate
What to Expect at Your First Estate Planning Consultation
What to Expect at Your First Estate Planning Consultation- Your first meeting with an estate planning attorney may seem a little daunting, especially if you’ve never consulted an attorney before. There’s no need to worry, however. This meeting is just a conversation in which your attorney will find …
[Read more...] about What to Expect at Your First Estate Planning Consultation
Take Advantage of Gifting to Reduce Your Estate
Take Advantage of Gifting to Reduce Your Estate- For some of us, one reason we earn money is to provide the extras, the “non necessities” to our loved ones. Few things are more exciting than seeing a child or grandchild unwrap an eagerly anticipated gift. The expressions on their faces, the delight …
[Read more...] about Take Advantage of Gifting to Reduce Your Estate
I was Appointed Trustee of a Trust. Now What Do I Do?
I was Appointed Trustee of a Trust. Now What Do I Do? - During the creation of a Trust, a number of decisions must be made. One of the most important of those decisions is who the Trustor (the person who establishes creator of the Trust) will appoint as the Trustee. Ideally, the Trustor will discuss …
[Read more...] about I was Appointed Trustee of a Trust. Now What Do I Do?
What Should I Do with My Inheritance?
What Should I Do with My Inheritance?: Dos and Don’ts for the Recent Heir Were you recently notified that you will be receiving an inheritance? If so, an inheritance can come hand-in-hand with conflicting emotions. An inheritance follows the death of a loved one, and especially in the event of a …
Office hours
Map
The information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this or associated pages, documents, comments, answers, emails, or other communications should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. The information on this website is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing of this information does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.