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FAQ:
What is the goal of estate planning?
If asked, most people would say that they want to accomplish
the following goals with their estate planning:
“I want to control my property while I am alive and
well. I want to plan for myself and my loved ones if I become
disabled. I want to give what I have to whom I want, the
way I want, and when I want. I want to do all of this at
the lowest overall cost and with the least amount of legal
red tape.”
At the Law Office of Linda Sommers Green,
LLC we believe there are a number of other
unspoken goals and benefits that come from sound estate planning.
Sound planning accomplishes the following:
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Identifies Personal and Family Goals
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Organizes Assets
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Promotes Family Harmony Communicates Vision
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Leaves a Legacy
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Includes Philanthropy and Charitable Giving
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Promotes Thrift and the Honest Accumulation of Wealth
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Protects Assets for Loved Ones
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Demonstrates Fiscal Responsibility
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Sets a Good Example for Descendants
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Builds a Bridge for the Next Generation
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