Wills, Trusts, estates & Probate
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Should you have a will or a trust? Under what circumstances should you relinquish your power of attorney? Why do estates go through probate? Legal planning for the future can help you answer many of the questions necessary to protect you and your loved ones. The lawyers at Hurley Re Attorneys at Law understand the importance of being prepared for the uncertainties of life whether it be your concerns about advanced decisions regarding health care, management of your assets and property, or protection for your beneficiaries in the event of your death. We will help your intentions become reality in planning for those events. In addition, our attorneys provide legal assistance in understanding your rights under both Elder Law and Medicare Law.

Information available on request without attorney consultation:

• Estate Planning Information Packet  By Ryan P. Correa
• Is Your Estate Planning Up To Date: Take This Test   By Ryan P. Correa
• Durable Power of Attorney: Who Decides When You Are Incapacitated?   By Daniel C. Re
• Basic Asset Protection Options By Ryan P. Correa
• Probate Basics: Is It As Bad As Everyone Thinks?  By Ryan P. Correa

Estate Planning Services:

Estate and Trust Administration Services:

• Fiduciary Advice
• Beneficiary Advice
• Probate
• Estate and Trust Lawsuits

Elder Law Services:

• Elder Law Rights and Abuse Lawsuits
• Long Term Care Planning
• Medicare Law and Planning
• Guardianships
• Conservatorships