Law Office of Amber L. Walker

Wills

In some countries, courts have the authority to completely disregard a person's wishes reflected in his/her will and simply decide to give all of the property to the family members in no particularized manner!

Thankfully, here in the United States, God has granted us the freedom of testation: the right to decide what should happen to our property after we die.  In fact, forced succession is forbidden by our judicial system; therefore, the court does its best to carry out your intent as reflected in your will. 

However, if you don't make decisions about your property while you still have breath in your body, strangers who are unfamiliar with your unique desires and family dynamics will make these decisions on your behalf in accordance with the laws of intestacy.

Don't leave it up to unfamiliar individuals to decide how to care for the people you love. 

While the law is efficient and makes efforts to distribute your property to your family in a fair & equitable manner, it will not take into account the unique circumstances that your loved ones face (i.e. your child with special needs, your disabled spouse, etc.). 

If you are reading this right now, you are in the best position to determine how your family should be cared for.  

Call my office today to schedule an appointment to create a plan that reflects your thoughts and concerns regarding the people you love and the things that you care about.