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Wills and Trusts

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A wise man once said, "You don't need a will, so long as you don't have any money and don't have any family."

For the rest of us, the proper execution of a Last Will & Testament is crucial.  Your will allows you to identify the persons to whom you wish to leave your property.  It allows you to nominate a Personal Representative, who will be responsible to carry out your wishes.  For those with young children, or a developmentally disabled child of any age, a will allows you to nominate the person or persons who will care for your children should something happen to you.

Through a will, you can also leave property to a charitable organization or to a person who falls outside of your immediate family.

Have you ever wondered whether you or your family would benefit from a trust?  Whether it is your desire to simply avoid probate following death, to minimize estate taxes, or to leave gifts to loved ones over a  period of time, the attorneys at HBHS can give you the advice you need to determine whether a trust is right for you.

Aaron L. Seable
Richard S. Bower

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  • Home
  • Attorneys
    • Mark Hilty
    • Daniel W. Bower
    • Gabriel M. Haws
    • Aaron L. Seable
    • Richard S. Bower
    • Douglas Waterman
    • Natalie Greaves
    • Tayler Yett
    • Tom C. Morris
    • Carl D. Hamilton
    • Terry Michaelson
  • Areas of Practice
    • Alternative Dispute Resolution >
      • Arbitration
      • Mediation
      • Idaho Small Lawsuit Resolution Act
    • Appellate Advocacy
    • Business Law >
      • Business Entity Formation
      • Business Transactions
      • Intellectual Property
      • Collections
      • Contracts
      • Succession Planning
    • Civil Litigation
    • Constitutional Law
    • Construction / Real Estate Transactions
    • Employment Law
    • Estate Planning and Probate >
      • Probate and Trust Administration
      • Planning for Incapacity
      • Planning for Loved Ones with Special Needs
      • Wills and Trusts
    • Family Law >
      • Adoption
      • Child Custody, Child Support & Visitation
      • Divorce
      • Qualified Domestic Relations Orders
    • Government >
      • Condemnation, Takings and Eminent Domain
      • Education Law
      • Municipal Law
      • Land Use and Zoning
    • Real Estate >
      • Mortgages and Deeds of Trust
      • Foreclosure
  • Online Payments
  • Terms of Use / Disclaimer
  • Contact Us