Some people believe that only older individuals need to have an estate plan. That is not the case. Whether you are single or married, or younger or older, you need to have an estate plan in place so that you are prepared for the future. Our attorney can help guide you through the process and assist you in preparing your estate planning documents. At John R. Ronge, Attorney at Law, our California attorneys work hard to listen to our clients' needs and provide them with the best legal tools for their concerns.
Contact a California estate planning attorney at 310-694-5152 or toll free at 888-814-0143.
- Estate planning: We offer the full range of estate planning services for our clients. Whether you need a will, or a trust or another document, our legal professionals are particularly good at taking a comprehensive look at your circumstances and providing you with the documents you need.
- Wills and trusts: Wills and trusts are legal tools that allow you to pass on your wealth and assets in the way you see fit. Contact our attorneys for more information on drafting wills and trusts for your unique needs.
- Living will: Complications can arise when individuals become ill and they do not have a living will in place. A living will is a document that
- Durable power of attorney: A power of attorney is a document that allows you to provide another individual with power to make decisions for you. Speak to our attorneys for more information about how this document is useful in a number of situations.
- Business succession planning: If you are part of a business, you need to set up a succession plan so that your business is protected from any potential personal problems — like divorce. Speak with our attorney to learn more about this document.
- Inheritance and estate tax planning: Tax planning is particularly important so that you can provide your family with the money you want them to have, while simultaneously protecting their interests.
- Special needs trusts: If you have a child or loved one that you want to provide for, you might consider setting up a special needs trust. While leaving money to an individual can be beneficial, it is also subject to the individual's financial problems. If you leave the money in a trust, you can rest assured that your loved one will be taken care of no matter what.
Contact a Los Angeles Will and Trusts Attorney
If you need assistance in setting up your estate plan, you want a lawyer who understands the area of the law and the finances behind the situation. With John R. Ronge, you have a CPA and attorney handling your estate plan. Contact our law firm online or by calling us at 310-694-5152 or toll free at 888-814-0143.
