Seattle Estate Planning AttorneysA well-designed and executed estate plan can preserve assets and minimize or eliminate the burdens placed on surviving family members and loved ones. For more than fifty years, Satterberg, Healy & Eeckhoudt (and its predecessor firm), has provided a full range of effective estate planning services. Satterberg, Healy & Eeckhoudt advises clients in matters involving:
Because of our vast estate planning experience, we can advise clients on virtually any type of estate planning or trust matter, including Q-tip trusts, trusts for incapacitated children, sheltered trusts, and special needs trusts. Estates Involving Family-Owned BusinessesEstate planning matters involving closely-held or family-owned businesses require special attention. In a typical situation, the founder of an enterprise has passed everyday responsibility for the management of the business to one child, while desiring to bequeath a portion of stock ownership in the business to other family members. In these cases, we help clients plan their estates in a way that fairly divides estate assets according to the wishes of the founder, while still ensuring an orderly transition of assets and continuity of business operations. Here our experience in business organization and governance issues helps us structure and effect such arrangements. Our estate planning lawyers regularly advise clients in estate planning matters across the entire spectrum of estate sizes. Whether your estate is small and the issues straightforward or it involves significant assets requiring complex estate planning solutions, Satterberg, Healy & Eeckhoudt can assist you. We also assist clients with probate matters. For a free initial consultation with a Seattle estate planning attorney at Satterberg, Healy & Eeckhoudt, call us at (206) 763-1510 or contact us online. |
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Probate & Estate Planning
The areas of estate planning, probate administration, and guardianships require close attention to the law, but also to the client's aims and family situation.
Real estate is a big investment and decisions about real estate transactions and other issues must be made with care and foresight.
Investors have a right to expect their stockbrokers and other financial advisors to recommend investments that are in the best interest of the investor, not the ones that will make the broker the most money.
Estate administration involves collecting a decedent's assets, particularly personal assets, and using them to pay debts, taxes, and costs ....
For most people, their home is the biggest single purchase they will ever make, and often their most valuable asset.
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