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Wills & Powers of Attorney
Ensure Your Wishes Are Clear and Legally Protected
We assist with the preparation of standard wills and powers of attorney, providing clarity and peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Whether you're naming guardians for your children or appointing someone to handle your financial or medical decisions, our lawyers ensure every document is legally sound and properly executed
Dual Wills for Business Owners
Guiding Executors and Families Through the Process
We support executors and beneficiaries with the full estate administration process, from applying for Certificates of Appointment (probate) to managing estate assets and resolving disputes. Our team works efficiently and respectfully during what is often a challenging and emotional time
Real Estate & Estate Documents
Aligning Wills and Ownership with Property Transactions
Buying, selling, or transferring property often requires updates to your will and powers of attorney. Kormans LLP helps ensure your legal documents reflect your current real estate holdings and ownership arrangements.
We also assist with joint tenancy setups, survivorship rights, and title transfers involving family members or estates. Whether you’re adding an adult child to title, removing a deceased spouse, or updating your will to reflect a recent purchase or sale, our team ensures everything is aligned—clearly, legally, and without delay
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is estate planning, and why is it important?
Estate planning involves creating documents like wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. It minimizes tax liabilities, avoids family disputes, and protects your loved ones after your passing.
What is probate, and when is it required?
Probate is the legal process of validating a will and appointing an executor to manage the deceased’s estate. It is required when assets, such as real estate or bank accounts, are solely in the deceased’s name and need to be transferred to beneficiaries.
How does joint tenancy affect estate planning?
Joint tenancy allows co-owners to have equal ownership of a property, and upon one owner’s death, the property automatically transfers to the surviving owner. This can simplify estate planning but may have tax or legal implications depending on your circumstances.
What are digital assets, and how should they be included in my estate plan?
Digital assets include online accounts, social media profiles, cryptocurrencies, and intellectual property. These should be included in your estate plan to ensure they are managed or transferred according to your wishes after your passing.
Can real estate be included in my estate plan?
Yes, real estate is often a key component of estate planning. Lawyers can help with transferring property ownership, addressing joint tenancy rights, and ensuring properties are distributed according to your wishes while minimizing tax implications.
What is the role of a lawyer in probate and estate administration?
A lawyer provides guidance throughout the probate process, helping executors obtain necessary legal documents, manage estate assets, resolve disputes, and ensure the estate is distributed according to the will or applicable laws.
