If you die without a Will, the disposition of your assets falls to the probate court. Your heirs will then have to deal with unnecessary and often costly delays and litigation.
Have your wishes regarding the disposition of your property and personal assets respected and, at the same time, protect your loved ones by having a will written. A well-crafted will gives peace of mind whether you are single, married without children, or married with children.
An experienced attorney knows the state laws regarding wills and estates and can give you valuable advice about protecting your assets.
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Truly outstanding attorney with highest possible ethical standards.
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Ms. Paull is an excellent family law attorney..
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I have lit aged with Diane on a few matters and have been appointed as a mediator for Diane's family law cases on several occasions. Mrs. Paull is always punctual and prepared for her cases and always willing to work through difficult issue to find ...
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Diane Paull has been my attorney Since 2015. Herself and office staff became like family. When I think things are going good, there always seems to be another bump in the road. But each and every bump, Herself and staff were and are just a phone call...
