Norristown Attorney for Your Estate Planning Needs
I have been providing dedicated legal counsel to clients in Plymouth Meeting, and the surrounding community for more than 30 years. So, when you have a question about estate planning or other elder law issues, I use my knowledge and experience to answer your questions. At the Law Office of Eric J. Cox, I help clients create and reformulate estate plans to meet their changing needs.
Flexible Estate Planning Tailored to Meet Your Goals
For most people, responsible planning for the future includes working with an experienced lawyer to create an estate plan. More than just a will, an estate plan can accommodate a wide range of your needs so that you and your loved ones are protected in the event that you become incapacitated or pass away.
As a solo attorney, I can flexibly tailor the documents I create to meet your unique needs. With more than 30 years of experience, I am dedicated to providing you with the high quality of service you deserve. My estate planning documents are drafted with care so that they reflect exactly what you intend, accounting for your personal needs.
I work with people to create a broad range of estate planning tools:
- Wills: Your last will and testament is your opportunity to express your final wishes and identify how you would like your assets distributed and liabilities handled.
- Trusts: A trust can help minimize estate taxes, set aside funds for children or people with special needs, and serve a multitude of other valuable purposes.
- Healthcare Powers of attorney: Durable healthcare powers of attorney enable you to plan for the unexpected. By establishing these healthcare powers of attorney or other healthcare directives, such as a living will, there will be no question of how your medical care should be handled in the event of your incapacity.
- Guardianships: When a loved one becomes incapacitated to the point that he or she can no longer adequately manage healthcare or their financial needs, it may be necessary for someone else to step in and provide assistance. In the event that a durable power of attorney and/or health care power of attorney has not been established, guardianship proceedings may be necessary to ensure proper care of your loved one.
Contact a Knowledgeable Estate Planning Lawyer in Pennsylvania
Questions about estate planning? Contact my Montgomery County law office at 484-534-2495 to schedule a consultation to discuss your legal needs.
