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Estate Planning Attorney in Chevy Chase, MD

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Wills, trusts and a plan for your family's future

An estate plan should explain your wishes and give the people you trust a clear starting point. Booth Law Group helps you discuss wills, trusts, powers of attorney and healthcare directives, whether you are planning for the first time or updating existing documents.

Meet with our estate planning attorney through our Chevy Chase, Maryland office to review your family circumstances, assets and priorities. Tell us about children, dependants, property, business interests and anyone you would like to make decisions on your behalf. We can then discuss the documents relevant to your situation and the proposed scope of work.
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Review your estate plan as life changes

Marriage, separation, a new child, a move or a change in your assets may prompt a review of your estate plan. Bring your existing documents so we can consider them alongside your current wishes. If you are managing someone else’s estate, visit our probate and estate administration service. For questions about decision-making support, see our guardianship service.
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Wills and trusts

Discuss who you want to provide for, the assets involved and who you would like to carry out your wishes. A will and a trust serve different purposes; your consultation is an opportunity to understand which arrangements may suit your circumstances.

Powers of attorney and healthcare directives

Plan for financial and healthcare decisions as well as the distribution of your estate. We will discuss who you trust, the responsibilities you want them to have and how your preferences can be recorded.
Bring existing wills, trusts and powers of attorney, a summary of your assets and liabilities, and details of the people you want to provide for. A list of your questions and priorities is also helpful.
Yes. Explain what has changed and bring the current documents. We can discuss whether updates may be appropriate and outline the work involved.
That depends on your assets, family circumstances and objectives. We can discuss the differences and how each document may fit into your wider plan.
Fees depend on the documents and work required. Contact the firm to confirm the consultation fee and request a proposed scope of work before instructing us.
Call (240) 355-1289 or use our consultation booking link. Our Maryland office is at 6800 Wisconsin Ave #1124, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Confirm appointment arrangements before visiting.
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