Estate Planning

Estate Planning Lawyer for Monmouth County, NJ

Serving the local community of Monmouth County, NJ since 2010, Veitengruber Law provides tailored legal solutions to help our clients plan for the future and protect their assets. We pride ourselves on our commitment to our clients. We understand that estate planning can be a complex and emotional process, and we are here to provide compassionate and professional guidance every step of the way. We aim to help you achieve peace of mind, knowing that your assets are protected, and your wishes will be fulfilled.

Estate planning is the core of asset management and distribution. Our estate planning attorney will put together the legal documents you need, which may include a last will and testament, living trust, power of attorney, or designation of beneficiaries.

A last will and testament can name an executor to oversee the asset distribution process and specify guardianship arrangements for minor children. A living trust can prevent probate by transferring ownership of assets to a trust with instructions for their distribution after your death. A power of attorney grants a third party the ability to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. Finally, thorough estate planning documentation designates who will receive specific assets (e.g., life insurance policies and retirement accounts) after your death.

No matter your estate planning needs, you can depend on our Monmouth County, NJ estate planning lawyer to help. Learn more below and contact us with any questions you have.

Help Your Loved Ones Now by Planning for the Future

Estate planning is a crucial process that everyone should consider, regardless of age or wealth. It involves preparing legal documents that outline your wishes to distribute your assets after you pass away. Your loved ones may face significant legal and financial challenges without proper estate planning.

Our team can also assist you with making arrangements for guardianship of any minor or disabled children (if applicable) and designating someone to make medical and financial decisions for you if you should become disabled.

Creating an estate plan while still healthy and mentally agile is advisable. Veitengruber Law will offer a free initial consultation to discuss your estate planning needs.

Protecting Your Assets, Respecting Your Wishes

It is essential to make the necessary arrangements now to transfer your assets to your intended loved ones at the time of your death. Professional estate planning will also save your family members time, money, energy, confusion, and potential arguments over financial, medical, and legal details.

At Veitengruber Law, we will help create the appropriate legal documents for you. Our goal is to devise a comprehensive estate plan that will protect your assets and bestow them seamlessly to your heirs upon your death. We will gladly collaborate with any financial advisors, accountants, or other professionals you may currently be consulting with to ensure your estate plan is fully customized.

Our Experienced Estate Planning Attorney Is Ready to Meet with You

With an office in Wall, we can also meet clients by appointment in Bordentown. Contact us online or by telephone at (732) 695-3303 to arrange a legal consultation with an experienced estate planning attorney.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: 732-695-3303

Main Address
1720 Highway 34

Suite 10,
Wall Township, NJ 07727

Bordentown Office

(By Appointment Only)

33 Third Street 2nd Floor Suite 3
Bordentown, NJ 08505

Metuchen Office

(By Appointment Only)
247 Main Street

Metuchen, NJ 08840

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