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Experienced Wills and Estate Planning Services by James Deep Law

Discover personalized and expert Wills & Estates services at James Deep Law, led by James, a lawyer with 30 years of specialized experience. Here, we offer bespoke estate planning, including will drafting, trust management, and probate law navigation. James’s commitment to your legacy ensures that every aspect of your estate is handled with meticulous care and deep understanding. Embrace peace of mind with James’s one-on-one approach, where your wishes are respected and your future is securely planned.

How can we help?

Couples Package

2 Wills & 4 Powers of Attorney
$ 1,400
  • 2x Tailored Will creation
  • 4x Personal and Property Powers of Attorney
  • Consultation with James
  • Sign and seal in-office
  • Secure document storage
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Single Package

1 Will & 2 Powers of Attorney
$ 800
  • Tailored Will creation
  • Personal and Property Powers of Attorney
  • Consultation with James
  • Sign and seal in-office
  • Secure document storage

When is it time to consider estate planning?

Starting a family

Buying a home

Getting married

Approaching retirement

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Our Process

Initiate Your Journey

Begin by reaching out to us. We’ll connect with you to understand your situation and gather the information needed to start creating your will and powers of attorney.

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Discuss with James

Have a detailed phone discussion with James to go through your draft. This is your time to ask questions, suggest changes, and ensure everything aligns with your wishes.

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Sign & Finalize in Confidence

Visit our office to sign your documents. This final step solidifies your legal plans, giving you peace of mind and legal assurance.

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We’re here to answer your questions

Got questions? Our team at James Deep Law is ready with clear, comprehensive answers to guide you through every step of your estate planning journey.

A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint someone to manage your affairs if you become unable to do so. Unlike a will, which is effective only after your death, a power of attorney is effective during your lifetime. It ensures that your financial, legal, and health decisions can be made by someone you trust, even if you are incapacitated.

It’s advisable to review and potentially update your will every 3-5 years or after any major life event, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, the purchase of a significant asset, or a change in your financial situation. Regular updates ensure that your will accurately reflects your current wishes and circumstances.

While it is possible to write your own will, it’s highly recommended to have a lawyer involved. A lawyer can ensure that your will complies with state laws and that your wishes are clearly and legally articulated. DIY wills often risk being invalid due to errors or lack of adherence to legal standards, which can cause complications for your beneficiaries.

If you pass away without a will, your estate will be distributed according to the intestacy laws of your state. This often means that your assets are divided among your closest relatives, such as your spouse, children, or parents, in a predefined manner. However, this might not align with your personal wishes, and it can potentially lead to disputes among family members. Having a will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your specific desires.

Planning Today
For Peace Tomorrow.