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Simplify Your Planning and Protect Your Wishes with Our Will-Based Estate Plan.

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Will-Based Estate Plans

At Johnson/Turner, we understand how important it is to have a plan that ensures your wishes are respected and your loved ones are cared for. A Will-Based Estate Plan is a straightforward and essential tool that gives you the power to decide how your assets will be distributed, who will care for your minor children, and who will handle your affairs after you’re gone.

Whether you’re just beginning to think about estate planning or refining an existing Will, our team is here to guide you through the process with clarity and compassion.

Why Choose A will-BASED ESTATE PLAN

Securing Your Family's Future

A Will-Based Estate Plan centers around a legal document—a will—that outlines your wishes for how your assets should be managed and distributed upon your passing. It can also address important matters like naming a guardian for minor children or appointing an executor to oversee the process.

While a Will may not provide the privacy and flexibility of a Trust, it remains a vital document for ensuring your voice is heard when it matters most. At Johnson/Turner, we help you draft a Will that reflects your unique needs, goals, and values.

1. Simplicity and Clarity

If you’re looking for a straightforward way to outline your wishes, a Will-Based Plan is the perfect starting point. It allows you to specify who will inherit your property, who will care for your children, and how you want your estate handled—all in one clear document. It’s an ideal option for many families looking to avoid complex legal structures.

2. Legal Control Over Your Estate

Without a Will, the state will decide how your assets are divided through a process known as intestacy. A Will allows you to make those decisions yourself, ensuring your estate is distributed exactly how you want. You can also appoint an executor you trust to carry out these wishes.

3. Appoint a Guardian for Minor Children

For parents, one of the most critical aspects of a Will is appointing a legal guardian for minor children. By naming a trusted person to care for your children if something happens to you, you can protect their future and provide peace of mind.

4. Cost-Effective and Efficient

Creating a Will-Based Estate Plan is often more cost-effective than more complex planning tools, such as a Trust. It provides an efficient solution for many families who want to protect their loved ones without additional legal structures

5. Tailored to Your Needs

At Johnson/Turner, we ensure that your Will reflects your unique family dynamics and financial situation. Our team of experienced estate planning attorneys works closely with you to create a plan that provides clarity and protection for your future.

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What are the steps?

We’ve simplified the estate planning process to make it as stress-free and empowering as possible. Here’s what you can expect:

Step 1: Contact Us

Start by reaching out to our team. We’ll schedule a time to discuss your needs and answer any initial questions you have about the process.

Step 2: Meet Your Legal Team

In your first meeting, you’ll sit down with your dedicated legal team to discuss your personal goals and priorities. We’ll listen carefully to ensure your will reflects what matters most to you and your family, and design a plan that fits your unique circumstances.

Step 3: Review Your Estate Plan Draft

Next, we’ll provide you with a draft of your will. This is your opportunity to review it thoroughly, ask any questions, and make adjustments. We’ll work together until every detail is exactly as you want it.

Step 4: Finalize and sign Your documents

Once you’re completely satisfied with your plan, we’ll guide you through signing all the necessary documents to ensure your will is legally binding and valid.

Step 5: Enjoy Peace of Mind

With your will in place, you can check this important task off your list and take comfort in knowing your loved ones will be cared for according to your wishes.