Cashion Estate Planning Attorneys

Helping Clients & Their Loved Ones Plan for the Future

At Gossen and Schaller, PLLC, we are committed to using our extensive knowledge of the law to help the clients we serve create proper estate plans that will ensure their families and legacies are protected in the future. Our team has years of experience with a wide range of estate planning matters, from probate disputes to preparing for various financial and medical scenarios.

People tend to wrongly assume that estate planning starts and ends with a last will and testament. However, estate planning encompasses far more to preserve your interests throughout your lifetime and after your death. As a Wealth Counsel Member Firm, our Cashion Edmond estate planning lawyers at Gossen and Schaller, PLLC are uniquely qualified to optimize all of your crucial estate planning documents to better protect your assets, both now and in the future.

Estate Planning Services We Offer in Cashion

Get in touch with us today to discuss your situation so we can determine how to make you a comprehensive and cost-efficient estate plan. Get in touch with our law firm today to get help with any of the following estate planning services:

• Trusts and Wills: With a last will and testament or revocable living trust, you can designate which people will receive your property after you pass away. A will is also crucial if you have minor children because it allows you to name a guardian.
• Probate: After an individual dies, their estate will go through some level of probate. The heirs of the estate will be contacted, the last will and testament will be evaluated, and all of the property in the estate will be divided amongst beneficiaries. Because probate can be a lengthy and burdensome task, we recommend reaching out to our legal professionals for guidance.
• Special Needs Trusts: We proudly help clients who have loved ones with special needs plan their financial security and long-term care. A special needs trust allows you to protect financial and other types of assets for the special needs beneficiary without jeopardizing their means-tested government benefits.
• Powers of Attorney: With a power of attorney, you can appoint a trusted individual or individuals to make decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated due to a sudden injury or illness.

Request a Consultation with Our Legal Team

Our compassionate legal professionals understand that some people might be hesitant to get started on their estate plans, which is why we are here to guide you through each step of the process so you feel confident with the decisions you make to protect your legacy and your family’s future.

Contact us online or call our lawyers serving Cashion at (405) 267-9921 today to request a consultation.