Wills & Estate Planning help to protect your assets, provide for your family and loved ones and direct your last wishes after you have passed. A Will can also avoid a situation where the intestacy statute would require the posting of a bond while the heirs at law attempt to resolve the Estate of a loved one who has died.
If a person is unable to manage his or financial affairs, someone can be chosen (often a spouse or a trusted family member) to do banking and other fiscal
I tasks. Attorney John C. Feggeler can assist you in setting up powers of attorney for you or your loved one.
If someone does not want artificial life support in certain circumstances, the
Advanced Medical Directive should be considered. Attorney Feggeler can help you and your loved ones navigate the sensitivity of these types of documents and create a living will that establishes your wishes.
The Law Firm of John C. Feggeler provides expert guidance through all aspects of creating a will and planning an estate.
