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Services/Products: Guardianship Wills
AKA: Jennifer C Rydberg Attorney
Other Link: http://www.jcrlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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looking for probate help in a sad time

terrible phone reception! impatient and even unkind! not worth proceeding further then initial call.

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Phone: (425) 235-5535

Address: 8407 S 259th St Ste 203, Kent, WA 98030

Website: http://www.jcrlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Child support and alimony payments do not necessarily stop after a noncustodial parent’s death. The deceased parent’s estate still has an obligation to the decedent’s child and spouse. If you are your child’s noncustodial parent or you pay alimony to your ex-spouse, we can help plan your estate to address these issues. If you receive child support or alimony payments, we can help you address these concerns in your estate plan as well.
Adoption
Guardianship
If you have concerns about an individual, it may be possible to establish a guardianship. When initiating a guardianship proceeding, it will be necessary to notify family members regarding the hearing.
Spousal Support

Real Estate Transactions

Social Security Disability
A special needs trust provides for a disabled child, vulnerable adult, elderly parent or other relative with a neurological impairment, mental illness or physical disability that makes him or her dependent on you for support. If that family member is eligible to inherit, he or she might be disqualified from government need-based programs such as Medicaid or Social Security Disability.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
To speak with an attorney at Gellner Law about estate planning, probate, trusts, wills or tax controversy, contact our law office in Kent, Washington, today. You can call 425-235-5535 or send us an email. We provide representation across the entire Seattle-Tacoma metropolitan area.
Wills
Living wills allow terminally ill patients to die on their own terms and with dignity. They also reduce family conflicts by clearly defining one’s wishes.
Trusts
A special needs trust enables you to provide financially for the care of a family member with a mental impairment or physical disability. An attorney who understands the applicable federal and state regulations should draft this so that the beneficiary is still eligible for need-based government benefits.
Power of Attorney
Perhaps you have an elderly parent or other family member whose health has declined, or who experienced a sudden event requiring them to seek help managing their affairs. These situations call for a durable power of attorney.
Probate
The probate process can be complex, but with the help of an experienced probate law attorney, it need not be overly stressful or expensive. All estates, whether or not the person had a will, usually go through probate, except in the following cases...

Tax Law
Tax issues can be extremely complex and prove costly. The Internal Revenue Service also has tremendous power at its disposal to collect on the taxes you owe. It is therefore important to have on your side a tax lawyer who knows how to efficiently and effectively resolve tax issues, and who makes the commitment to fight for you throughout the entire legal process.

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