Developing and implementing an estate plan geared to individual needs and expectations is essential, but often complex to execute. At Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny, LLC, our estate planning attorneys provide individualized, responsive legal services and advice to individuals, couples, and families, helping them to develop and implement an estate plan that will meet their unique situation. Before any plan of action is developed or suggested, we take the time to listen and understand each client’s circumstances. This gives us the ability to suggest just the right approach for every client, helping them develop an estate plan that reflects their wishes concerning the distribution of their estate upon their deaths. Of equal importance is the plan’s ability to meet the needs of beneficiaries while preserving the estate from unnecessary taxation and costs associated with estate administration. We take care to help clients sift through the estate planning tools needed to protect their interests during any period of disability or upon death. These tools include wills, powers of attorney, advance medical directives, revocable living trusts, family limited partnerships, charitable giving strategies, and irrevocable trusts.

At DARS, we also emphasize creative legal strategies for protecting family wealth from creditors’ claims and will challenges. When appropriate, our estate planning attorneys work closely with our business law and real estate attorneys in designing and documenting practical strategies for transferring family business and real estate to future generations. Finally, we are prepared to help our clients plan for their long-term care needs, including assisted living facilities and nursing homes.

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