States We Serve

Licensed attorneys in every state we serve. Local expertise meets modern convenience.

PA

Pennsylvania

NJ

New Jersey

MD

Maryland

GA

Georgia

CO

Colorado

We have licensed, experienced attorneys in each of these states who understand local estate planning laws.

Pennsylvania (PA)

Pennsylvania has specific requirements for estate planning documents. Our attorneys are well-versed in PA estate law and can help you navigate the complexities.

Key Estate Planning Considerations:

  • Will execution requires two witnesses
  • Living trust flexibility
  • Inheritance tax considerations
  • Register of Wills procedures

New Jersey (NJ)

New Jersey estate planning involves unique tax considerations and probate procedures. We ensure your plan is compliant with all NJ laws.

Key Estate Planning Considerations:

  • No estate tax for estates under $1M
  • Self-proving wills available
  • Durable power of attorney requirements
  • Medicaid planning considerations

Maryland (MD)

Maryland law provides several estate planning options. Our Maryland-licensed attorneys create plans that work within the state legal framework.

Key Estate Planning Considerations:

  • Estate tax exemption threshold
  • Probate procedures and fees
  • Joint property considerations
  • Advance directive requirements

Georgia (GA)

Georgia estate law offers favorable provisions for trusts and estate planning. We help you take full advantage of Georgia estate planning options.

Key Estate Planning Considerations:

  • No estate or inheritance tax
  • Simple probate process
  • Living trust benefits
  • Healthcare directive provisions

Colorado (CO)

Colorado estate planning laws are modern and flexible. Our Colorado attorneys ensure your plan meets all state requirements.

Key Estate Planning Considerations:

  • Uniform Probate Code state
  • No estate or inheritance tax
  • Medical durable power of attorney
  • Simplified small estate procedures

Why State-Specific Expertise Matters

State Laws Vary Significantly

Each state has different requirements for executing wills, creating trusts, and designating powers of attorney. What works in one state may not be valid in another.

Tax Implications

Estate and inheritance taxes vary by state. Some states have no estate tax, while others have significant thresholds and rates. Your plan should be optimized for your state's tax laws.

Probate Procedures

Each state has its own probate court system and procedures. Understanding these nuances helps us create plans that minimize cost, delay, and complexity for your family.

Licensed Attorneys Required

Estate planning is the practice of law. Only attorneys licensed in your state can provide legal advice and ensure your documents are valid. We have licensed attorneys in every state we serve.

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