One of the most important things you can do in life is to make sure you have plans in place for the care and financial future of the ones you love. For nearly thirty years, the Law Offices of Julie A. Schejbal, CHTD has been a trusted source of sound legal guidance.
We can meet with you to learn the details of your situation, hear what you are hoping to accomplish, and explain the different options available to help you take steps to get there. From Wills and Trusts to the Probate process and more, we will provide the direction and insight you need.
A Will or Trust can be the foundation of a comprehensive estate plan. In order to give yourself peace of mind and avoid adding the burden of additional stress to your family after your passing, put your plan in writing to allow your assets to be properly distributed according to your wishes.
Today is the right time to begin planning for tomorrow. It's never too early to begin the process of making sure your loved ones are taken care of. For experienced estate planning services in Dunkirk and all across the state of Maryland, call the Law Offices of Julie A. Schejbal, CHTD.
Estate plans are not the only way you can effectively plan for the future. As you reach your golden years, you can allow yourself more time to enjoy your life and time with your loved ones by trusting all of your important legal matters to a knowledgeable elder law attorney.
At our office, we have extensive knowledge gained over three decades to guide you through the process of conservatorship, guardianship, powers of attorney, and Medicaid planning. Having confidence that your legal affairs are safe in the capable hands of a skilled elder law attorney can make a big difference.
If you or a loved one are in need of longterm medical care or become incapacitated due to age, illness, or other issues, we can help you establish a plan to appoint someone you can trust and give them the power to handle your important financial, medical, and legal decisions.
Regardless of the type of situation — estate planning, wills, trusts, probate, elder law, or business planning — you can feel confident that we will give you the attention and help you need to pursue the outcome and future you want. We proudly serve individuals and families throughout the state of Maryland, and we're ready to help you.
A dispute over a loved one’s estate can be especially difficult when it involves relatives, inheritance rights, and property with financial or personal significance. You may have questions about whether a will or trust reflects your loved one’s wishes, whether someone handling the estate acted properly, or what you can do when family members disagree about what should happen next.
Revocable and irrevocable trusts both allow you to place assets in a trust to be managed and eventually passed to your beneficiaries. The main difference is that you can generally change or cancel a revocable trust during your lifetime, while an irrevocable trust is usually more difficult to change.
