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There's a lot that goes into setting up a comprehensive estate plan, but with our FREE worksheet, you'll be one step closer to getting yourself and your family on the path to a secure and happy future.

In this day and age it is very rewarding and comforting to make a major decision for the long-term security of your family. Over 14 years ago we decided upon the Kinghorn Heritage Family to create our family trust. Through the years it became very evident that this decision was a major and necessary step for a secure future in an ever-changing legal climate. The Kinghorn Family has been a close friend that has always been there to serve our family.

Gary and Velma T. Client Review September 8, 2020

We appreciate the programs presented that keep us informed and updated in today’s internet and financial world. It is a comfort to know that you are only a phone call away if questions arise.

Robert and JoAnn H. Client Review September 8, 2020

We enjoyed meeting all the behind-the-scenes people on your team and want to thank you for the peace of mind you’ve given us and our children.

M.D. Client Reveiw September 8, 2020

What an amazing law firm, where the people I refer to them are handled as good friends, family, and confidantes.

Eileen E. Client Review September 8, 2020

Thank you Allison and Kinghorn Law family for everything you have done to make our end-of-life decisions a reality and stress free. When we think of Kinghorn: trust, peace of mind, professional. Outstanding Law Firm!

Ken and Cheryl V. Client Review September 8, 2020

Very satisfied with your company and staff.

Robert and Britt O. Client Review September 8, 2020

What will you do if you or a loved one becomes disabled? Do you have a plan of action in place?
Statistics show that you will likely need long-term health care at some point in your life. In 2017, approximately 41 million family caregivers in the United States provided an estimated 34 billion hours of care to an adult with limitations in daily activities. If you become mentally or physically disabled, such that you are unable to manage your own affairs, the probate court will appoint someone to take control of all your assets and personal affairs through a guardianship or conservatorship. This process is called Living Probate and is often expensive, time-consuming, and humiliating. Incapacity planning involves making decisions in advance of a physical or mental disability where you are unable to take care of yourself. In your plan, you state your wishes regarding how you will be cared for and you give someone else, such as a spouse or adult child, the power to make financial and health care decisions on your behalf. Depending on your particular situation, incapacity planning could include a number of techniques to spell out your decisions regarding everything from paying your bills to making critical medical decisions. This includes creating a Durable Power of Attorney for financial matters, Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare, Mental Health Care Power of Attorney, and a Living Will. Whether you are facing the possibility of a Living Probate or want to create a plan to avoid that from happening, we can help. Call us today (520) 529-4000 or click here to request a consultation with one of our knowledgeable attorneys.

Chandler V. Client Review September 8, 2020

Estate Planning attorneys are sometimes criticized for offering needlessly complex, 'canned' solutions. This never has been the case with Kevin. The documents he created were comprehensive when appropriate and surprisingly simple when suitable. In every case, they were individually crafted to meet our unique needs.

Rich D. Client Review September 8, 2020

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