- Written guidance for the distribution of your real and personal property
- Naming someone to act as the Personal Representative of your estate
- Naming someone to act as guardian for your minor children (when needed)
- Naming someone to manage the financial affairs of your minor children (when needed)
Although simple wills can be created without the help of a lawyer, it is always a good idea to consult with one. Correcting any mistakes or omissions in your will could prove to be more expensive than the costs of preventing them by hiring a knowledgeable attorney.
Are Simple Wills For You?
Do you need a more complex will, or might a simple will suffice? As a general rule, a simple will would be appropriate if you are in good health, under age 50, and have an estate small enough that it likely would not be subject to estate taxes.
If you have a larger estate or if your money will need to be managed after your death, you may need a more complex will. That being said, the best way to know what kind of will you need is to contact The Dennison Law Firm, P.C.. We are pleased to offer consultations to all prospective clients.
Contact Us Today To Get Started
The Dennison Law Firm, P.C. is located in Greenville, and serves clients throughout the Upstate of South Carolina. To learn more about what our estate planning attorney can do for you, call us at 864-214-2463, or fill out our online contact form.