Plan Or Administer An Estate With Confidence And Legal Support
Learn about wills, trusts and the administration of estates with guidance from Futrovsky, Forster & Scherr, Chartered. Our Washington, D.C.-area estate planning and probate practice offers a range of estate planning options tailored to meet the individual needs of our clients. Our lawyers work closely with each person or family to understand their unique concerns and intentions and then prepare and carefully explain the appropriate testamentary and related documents.
The attorneys at Futrovsky, Forster & Scherr, Chtd., also work with clients of the firm who need step-by-step assistance through the often difficult probate process. Our team advises executors, heirs and beneficiaries on various issues that inevitably arise along the way.
Comprehensive Estate Planning Services
Our attorneys work as a team combining their unique experience and knowledge to guide our clients with their estate planning, administration and probate needs. A complete estate plan may include a combination of some or all of the following:
- A simple, complex or pour-over will
- One or more powers of attorney
- A health care directive
- One or more trusts
For young adults, a simple will may be a logical place to start on an estate plan, but other components may also be critically important. For example, without a health care directive, family members and health care providers might struggle to determine the best course of action in case of a medical emergency such as an aneurysm or a serious car accident affecting an adult of any age. For couples or single adults with substantial assets, dependent or beloved family members and/or favorite charitable causes, a more robust estate plan can provide peace of mind and save time and effort at a difficult time for a family.
Clear Direction In Probate
Executors (personal representatives) of estates often face a difficult path as they administer complex estates. Even the estates of nonwealthy people can be complex with considerations including the following:
- Real estate
- Investment accounts
- Pending debts, including final medical bills
- Costs associated with administering an estate
- Final tax returns
- Blended families
- Business assets
Ask our estate administration lawyers in Washington, D.C., about a revocable living trust, special needs trust or any type of trust that matches your intentions for the disposition of your estate after your death.
Schedule A Consultation About Estate-Related Needs And Questions
To determine the necessary estate planning documents and map out a plan for creating them or to obtain assistance with estate administration after a loved one’s death, consult with a knowledgeable lawyer at Futrovsky, Forster & Scherr, Chtd.
Request a meeting with an estate law attorney by calling 301-251-8500 or sending an email message.