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McCullough Law does one thing: legacy planning. This has been the primary focus for more than three decades. Your plan is built by a team with deep expertise.
McCullough Law does one thing: legacy planning. This has been the primary focus for more than three decades. Your plan is built by a team with deep expertise.
Essential estate planning safeguards your estate from probate after you pass away, saving significant time, money, and stress for the loved ones you leave behind. The essential components of estate planning include Wills, Health Care Directives, Powers of Attorney and Revocable Trusts.
We believe in using asset protection trusts and strategies with legal precedent to back them. We offer a variety of asset protection trusts and we personalize them according to your needs. Each type of trust is designed to accomplish your specific goals, allowing hard-earned assets to be distributed according to your wishes. These trusts are designed to assist you in tax planning, as well as protect your home, savings, and businesses from future legal action against you and your heirs.
When creating a well-structured estate plan, the formation or update of business entities is often required. This can include corporations, limited liability companies or charitable foundations. To ensure that you have the necessary business planning tools, we update and design basic entity structures, file formation documents and draft core entity agreements. We also take the time to instruct you on operating all entities in accordance with your personal estate plan.
With careful planning and specialized techniques, we offer tried-and-true strategies to minimize or eliminate estate taxes.
Trust and estate administration often requires legal counsel and assistance. We provide this help to ensure that the administration process is low-stress, confidential and cost-effective. This process can include a review of the deceased's estate plan, the mediation of family meetings, preparation of transfer documents, an outline of tasks that must be accomplished and any other assistance associated with trust and estate administration.
Probate is the court-supervised process through which the deceased's estate is administered and distributed. Probate is required if the deceased owned assets totaling more than $100,000, and did not have a trust, a beneficiary designation or other valid method of transfer on death. We can help manage this process to make it as simple and efficient as possible for those involved.