After your loved one’s death, his or her Estate will need to be settled in Court, whether or not your loved one had a Last Will & Testament. Not only can this process be complicated and potentially contentious, but it also comes at a very emotional time. 

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Securing Your Future with Wills, Trusts and Estate Plans

Ensure your hard-earned savings will pass to your loved ones. The last thing you need now is to worry about your Estate and how to take care of your family when you are gone or whether the planning documents you executed properly reflect your wishes.

 

Some of the common estate planning tools at our disposal include:

• Simple and complex Last Will & Testaments

• Advance Directives

• Durable Powers of Attorney

• Health Care Proxies

• Living Wills

 

Administration of Estates

Probate proceedings, administration proceedings, accountings. Although protecting and preserving your savings is certainly paramount, what is also of importance is putting the appropriate documents in place to ensure one’s health care and financial affairs are properly handled.

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Probate issues? Call regarding Wills, Health Care Directives, Living Wills, Power of Attorney, Trusts and Estates. From Filing The Will To Distributing The Assets, We Can Help.

We have decades of experience guiding our clients through the probate process. The steps include:

• Filing the last will and testament with the Surrogate’s Court

• Valuing estate assets

• Notifying beneficiaries under the Last Will & Testament

• Distributing assets

• Working with your accountant regarding the preparation and filing of estate tax returns

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If your loved one did not have a will, Jordan Yuelys can help your family as well. In these cases, I petition Surrogate’s Court for letters of administration on behalf of the family. That step provides the authority to collect assets and distribute them in adherence with the state laws of “intestacy” (not having a will).

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Meet with Jordan D. Yuelys for a free consultation. Contact the office today at 201.996.0056 or send an email to jdyuelys@hotmail.com. 

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