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Considering estate planning but unsure where to start or what it all actually entails? Based in Sand Lake, Michigan, Mateskon Law is an estate planning law firm here to help you understand estate planning, how it can be of incredible use to you, and how to navigate all of the complexities you’ll experience along the way.
Estate planning lawyer Andrew Mateskon draws on a rich and extensive career to deliver the results you need when preparing your estate. You can trust him to guide you through the process of making these decisions and protecting your loved ones worry-free.
There are countless misconceptions about estate planning out there. We address them all as we get you up to speed, helping you realize estate planning isn’t just about preparing for the day when you’ll no longer be here.
The truth is, estate planning includes so much more, such as authorizing others to step in on your behalf if you’re ever in a situation where you can’t make decisions on your own or even preserving government benefits for a special needs child.
Regardless of your specific situation, we are dedicated to providing you with the personalized service needed to realize your optimal outcome. We do it all, from drafting wills and trusts to navigating probate. No matter the specific circumstances, we are concerned first and foremost with protecting your assets and safeguarding you and your loved ones’ peace of mind.
Minimizing tax liability requires considerably careful planning and consideration of many factors. Some of the most common approaches to protect assets from excessive taxation include utilizing trusts and setting up succession plans.
It is important to keep in mind, however, that no two estates are the same. As such, you may find that your situation will not benefit from these traditional methods. This is one of the many reasons why consulting with a lawyer for preparing estate planning documents is so important.
At Mateskon Law, we employ years of experience and a thoughtful approach to create estate plans that are specifically crafted to address the goals and concerns of each of our clients – no matter how simple or complex your estate may be.
Our team is here to get things moving in the right direction for you in your estate planning journey. Once we’ve had the chance to understand your objectives, we’ll develop a plan that meets your needs and can be executed fairly easily.
Along the way, we’ll unpack the law so that you feel comfortable and confident, understanding the purpose and function of each document that you have in place. From drafting wills to establishing powers of attorney, we work to ensure your wishes are clearly communicated and legally enforceable.
If you are ready to take control of your future, email or call Andrew Mateskon at (231) 881-7894 to schedule a consultation today. Don’t leave your legacy to chance!
Eliminate your estate planning doubts, stop worrying about the future, and reclaim control.
Questions that haven’t been answered?
Unsure if you’re actually ready to begin the estate planning process?
During this call we will answer any last minute questions and guide you through a more in-depth look at what to expect during the process.
During this session we will guide you through a series of questions. Your answers to these questions will direct the framework of your estate plan.
Directly following our session, you will receive our Estate Planning Worksheets. These worksheets are critical to the process and required to move forward.
After your Estate Planning Worksheets have been submitted, Mateskon Law will draft your Estate Plan.
Your second estate planning call will review your Estate Plan and answer any of your remaining questions.
Success! Time to gather 2 witnesses and head over to a notary to sign your Estate Plan.
After signing, Mateskon Law takes the signed copy of your Estate Plan and scans it.
Then, it is returned to you along with an electronic version on a flash drive.