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At Legacy Law Center, we believe estate planning is about more than just documents, it’s about people. It’s about protecting your family, preserving your legacy, and making sure your wishes are honored with care.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or updating an existing plan, we’re here to help you make insightful, confident decisions every step of the way.
We encourage you to get started on your estate plan. Call us at (571) 260-0827 today.
Estate planning is the legal process of preparing for the management and distribution of your assets, both during your life and after your death. It’s also about making sure your personal, financial, and healthcare wishes are honored if you’re ever unable to make decisions on your own.
We often hear a common misconception that estate planning only benefits wealthy or retired people, this is false. If you have loved ones or responsibilities, you need a plan.
A well-crafted estate plan does more than pass on property. It can:
We often hear a common misconception that estate planning only benefits wealthy or retired people, this is false. If you have loved ones or responsibilities, you need a plan.
Our team brings years of experience in Virginia estate law, guiding individuals and families through a simple, thoughtful, and legally sound planning process. Here’s how we help:
1. Personalized Strategy
We take the time to learn your goals, assets, family dynamics, and concerns. No cookie-cutter solutions, just a plan tailored to your life.
2. Clear, Understandable Guidance
We explain your options in plain language, making the legal process feel manageable and approachable.
3. Long-Term Support
Life changes—and so should your plan. We’re here to help you update and maintain your documents as time goes on.
We take the time to learn your goals, assets, family dynamics, and concerns. No cookie-cutter solutions, just a plan tailored to your life.
Not sure if we serve your area? Reach out to our team, we’re happy to discuss how we can help, whether you’re local or nearby.
You don’t need to have all the answers—we’ll help you find them.
Legacy Law Center is proud to serve families across Virginia with unmatched professionalism and dedication. Let’s work together to create a plan that protects what matters most.
Get in touch with us today by calling (571) 260-0827.
A: Probate is the process of court administration and distribution of your assets and property, either according to the state’s laws or a will if it has been created. The probate process may be fine if you have a reasonably simple estate. However, it is still best for you to have a will in place for the court to follow.
Having a will ensures that your assets are distributed to your specifications. Without a will, the court will be required to follow the distribution plans following state law, which may not be how you would want it.
There are ways to avoid probate. It may be the right course for you if you have a more significant estate, want privacy, and want to avoid the time and costs that occur with the probate process.
Contact us to learn more about how we can help you and your loved ones with estate planning.
A: Asking questions during a consultation is practical and illuminative. We want you to have confidence in everything you need to know moving forward.
Here are some potential questions you can ask to help you decide who you want to work with:
Another idea is to look at other clients’ reviews and testimonials about working with them.
By finding the right estate planning attorney for you, you will have an excellent resource for you and your family.
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A: Any time is a good time to talk to an estate planning attorney. It is best to speak with an attorney during the second quarter of life to plan ahead. However, talking with one becomes imperative once you begin the third quarter of life. There could be dangerous situations by waiting till late into the third quarter of life.
The most essential requirement is to speak with an attorney when you are in good health. Completing your estate planning needs should occur when you are alive and competent. It allows you to participate in significant decisions and address any concerns ahead of time so that everyone is prepared for anything that may happen to you.
Contact us to learn more about how we can help you and your loved ones with estate planning.
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