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Wills and Trusts in San Diego, CA

Planning for the future can be daunting. However, it need not be — contact the attorneys at Hamilton & Associates, APC to take advantage of our expertise. We have the skills necessary to tailor our services to meet your needs. Call us today to learn more about wills and trusts in San Diego, CA, or to request a free initial consultation.


Wills and Trusts Explained

It is advisable to enlist the help of effective counsel when you wish to legally name a person who will be entrusted to manage your belongings or estate upon your death. This important decision will demonstrate your wishes after your passing.

A trust — often called a living trust or will — creates a relationship between two parties when a specific property is held by one person/part and another. They are created when settlers wish to transfer property to a trustee, who will hold that property for the trust’s recipients. Together, they are used to control what happens to your estate or belongings upon your death or extended separation.

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Wills and Trusts in San Diego, CA

Benefits of Wills and Trusts

Setting up a will or trust offers many benefits, including:

  • Selecting the Heir to Your Estate and Belongings
  • Reducing Federal Estate Tax Liability
  • Nominating Legal Guardians for Children Under 18
  • Authorizing a Trustee or Executor to Manage Distribution to Avoid Court Intervention and Costs
  • Controlling the Distribution of Your Wealth to a Family Member or Charitable Organizations
  • Bequeathing Family Businesses to the Property Members of the Company

The Process

Creating a will or trust doesn’t necessarily take a long time. Give our estate planning attorneys a call to have them walk you through the process. When you meet with us, you’ll be able to convey what you want in your will entirely, and we’ll help you create a final document that accurately reflects your wishes. (Please keep in mind that some states require witnesses to sign alongside with you.)