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Estate & Trust Administration

Knowledgeable Estate Planning Attorneys in Troy

There’s more work to be done even after you’ve created a trust and estate plan. The state and federal laws governing trusts, wills, and other estate planning matters frequently change. If you’re not keeping up with the changes and how they apply to you, then the plan you’ve established could be completely changed without even realizing it. You could be left with far less of a nest egg than you had planned on.

At Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras, our estate planning lawyers offer estate and trust administration in Troy, Oakland County, and the surrounding areas. We can keep up you updated on changes that affect your estate plan and help you make adjustments.

Make sure your estate plan stays true to your goals. Call (248) 494-4577 to schedule a meeting.

Don’t Let Your Estate Fall to Probate Court

If you took the time to set up your estate plan and/or trust, chances are you do not want any of your wishes being changed by a court. If changes in law seriously affect your trust or estate, a probate proceeding may be called to rearrange your estate plan when it is time for it to come into play. This means that the courts will be getting involved and the terms of your estate plan will be up for debate.

As your estate and trust administrators, part of our job will be ensuring that all of your plans are carried out as you wished them to be. If circumstances demand your estate go to probate court, we will fight to ensure the court’s decisions coincide with your directives as closely as possible.

Estate and trust administration involves:

  • Making adjustment to estate plans to coincide with changes in state and federal law
  • Handling probate proceedings if necessary
  • Speaking with beneficiaries on your behalf
  • Collecting assets for your estate and/or trust
  • Handling various tax-related matters

Make Sure Your Plan is Taken Care Of

You cannot be expected to know every detail that could impact your estate plan or trust, but you can still be held accountable for them if they are not properly addressed. Let our experienced estate planning attorneys in Troy handle the administrative work so that you can have peace of mind knowing your plan is in good hands.

Call (248) 494-4577 or contact BRMM online to schedule a consultation.

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