Basic Estate Planning

Effingham, IL

Estate Planning: Preparing for the Future

It is encouraged and important to make an estate plan, ensuring a last will and testament and power of attorney for an estate. This will put you and your family at ease and in charge of what will happen to your property. Totten Law Offices offers general estate planning, including, but not limited to the trust of beneficiaries underage, power of attorney for property, power of attorney for health care, opportunity to be an organ donor, and living wills.

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Proper Estate Planning Saves Time & Money

Estate planning is a gift to your family that will reduce stress in times of an already stressful situation. It can also reduce costs and potential tax liabilities so that those who are meant to benefit truly can.

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Handling Property the Right Way

We'll help you decide how wealth and property will be distributed after we have talked about inheritance, wills, and trusts.

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Estate Health Planning

You can choose what sort of medical treatment you would prefer to have, in case you are no longer able to express informed consent.

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Experienced Estate Planning Attorney

We have been practicing law for over 26 years and are passionate about helping you with all of your Estate Planning legal needs!

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Social Security Disability

We will fight for you to make sure you receive every benefit you are entitled to.
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Basic Estate Planning

Basic Estate Planning, including Powers of Attorney for Property and Health Care, Last Will & Testament, and Transfer on Death Instrument.
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Totten Law provides a compassionate and fair approach to many different areas of Guardianship law.
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About Us

William B. Totten has been providing legal advice to clients in Illinois for Illinois law matters for more than 30 years and neighboring states for Social Security Disability matters for over 15 years.