Chandler V.

September 8, 2020

Chandler V.

Client Review

September 8, 2020

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

Maybe you’re in the process of estate planning for the first time. Maybe you have an estate plan in place but are hoping to make some changes in the near future. Or maybe you don’t know the first thing about estate planning, so you need a push in the right direction. Even if you’re lost and unsure of what comes next, there’s an answer to your problem: an estate planning attorney. When you consult with an attorney, you have the opportunity to bounce ideas off of them, ask questions, and most importantly, receive professional guidance. There are a variety of questions to ask your estate planning attorney, all of which can help clear the air and give you a better idea of what’s best for you. While no two people are the same, here are some general questions that typically make sense:

Do I really need an estate plan?

What’s the difference between a will and a trust?

Can you explain the many different types of trusts?

How much does it cost to create a will? How about a trust?

What’s the best form of incapacity planning?

What’s the best way to name a guardian for my minor children?

What does the probate process entail? Is there a way to avoid it?

If you ask these questions, among others, it’ll allow you and your attorney to have a meaningful conversation. It should also provide you with solid information that allows you to make more informed and confident decisions. Tip: you can consult with an estate planning attorney at any time, regardless of your situation and what you’re trying to accomplish. Just the same, you should feel comfortable doing this as often as necessary, as your estate plan is extremely important to both you and your family. If you want to ask an estate planning attorney these questions – among any others – contact us to set up a consultation. From there, it won’t be long before you’re asking questions, receiving answers, and feeling better about the entirety of your situation.

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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