Estate Planning, Trusts & Wills

At the law offices of Hammerle Finley, we are attuned to your needs and objectives in creating an estate plan that assures you will continue to provide for and protect your loved ones into the future. From tax planning advice to the drafting of detailed and sound wills and trusts, our estate planning lawyers have the strategies and knowledge of the law to deliver an optimal and all-inclusive plan for any sized estate.

The goal of our estate planning attorneys is to provide for superior asset protection and preserve the greatest extent of your financial and other resources under the law. Most comprehensive estate plans also include the use of trusts to further the goals of disposition and enhance the benefits and protections from unnecessary exposure to high estate taxes. Trusts can accomplish specific gift giving goals both now and after your passing, providing for the changing and special needs of your loved ones over time.

Advanced Medical Planning

More and more, individuals are giving thoughtful consideration to issues of advanced medical care decisions and planning for the uncertainty of aging and health complications. Through guardianships, medical powers of attorney, living wills, and advanced medical directives, you can ensure that your medical wishes and decisions will be followed if you should become unable to make these important decisions at some point in the future. Having these documents and directives in place can prevent your family from experiencing the pain and distress of having to make important medical and financial decisions in the event of an unanticipated health crisis.

Business Succession Planning

In conjunction with our services to businesses, we can also facilitate business succession planning to ensure the proper care and disposition of your family business to the successors of your choice.

With law firm locations in Denton, Lewisville and McKinney, our estate planning and trusts attorneys represent clients throughout Texas, including the Frisco, Plano, Collin County, Denton County and Tarrant County. Contact Us Now for help in determining the best course of action to change or establish an estate plan that meets your specific needs and those of your loved ones.