Wills and Trust
Wills and Trust Law
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Get Legal Assistance With Your Will
The last thing you want is for your possessions not to go to your loved ones after you die. Prevent that situation by letting the Law Office of Fred Cooper draw up your will. Your will should always address the following:
- Appoints an individual to take care of your estate when you die
- Who should inherit your property after your death
You may change or revoke your will before your death as long as you have the mental capacity to make that decision. Call
us for a FREE consultation
today.
Validate Your Will in Idaho
- Must be written and signed by the decedent
- Signed by two witnesses
- Only comes into effect once the person dies
Types of Trusts
Whether you need a living or a testamentary trust, turn to our established team to make your financial choices legal. As the name states, a living trust sets aside funds for your loved one while you are alive. The testamentary trust goes into effect after you have passed away.
If you're putting together a trust for a minor or an individual with special needs, be sure to consult with us so your loved one will not lose government benefits. Call
us for a FREE consultation
today.
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