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Living Trusts and Wills

Living trusts and last wills both allow you to name beneficiaries for your property.

Probate Administration

Oversees the distribution of a deceased person's assets and payment of debts.

Trust Administration

The trustees' management of trust property according to the trust document's terms.

Special Needs Trusts

Supplements government program benefits for a special needs person.

Providing for Your Family's Future

If you’ve recently married, divorced, had a child, inherited money, purchased a home, or experienced another major life change, now is the perfect time to create or revisit your will to make sure it reflects your current circumstances.

Planning and providing for you and for your family’s future in the event of your death is one of the most important actions you can take in your lifetime. Without this plan, your assets may not be distributed according to your wishes. While not always an easy task, a qualified estate planning attorney can help guide you through the process.

SACRAMENTO ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEY

Mark J. Lamb

I find that estate planning is very rewarding. It is a pleasure to meet with new clients, learn about their families, and help them put together a plan that accomplishes all of their goals and desires.

Mark J. Lamb

Planning Ahead to Preserve Assets

Thinking about death, accident or illness is never pleasant. However, if something does happen, it’s good to know that family members will not be forced into making uninformed decisions, or be burdened with excessive administrative details. Planning ahead is much more efficient, inexpensive and thoughtful than burdening a family during a period of grief.

Wills, living trusts, and powers of attorney can be very important in preserving our assets and in getting property where we want it to go. Without a will or living trust, upon a person’s death, that person’s assets are disposed of according to state law, which may or may not match the deceased person’s desires.

A living trust offers complete control to clients during their lifetime, provides for them and their loved ones in the event of their incapacity, and on death allows them to pass their assets to their loved ones without the costs, delays and publicity associated with probate.

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Ready to get started with Estate Planning?
Simply contact my office for a free consultation at (916) 485-2593 or email me from the contact page. I will schedule an appointment to review your trust worksheet, explain the options, and answer your questions.