Plan with guidance by your side

The experienced Muscatine estate planning attorneys from Eichelberger Law Office PC are here for you. Unfortunately, no one is living forever. Avoidance won't make it go away. Many people don't want to think about mortality. They don't want to talk about money with their heirs. They are hesitant to spend the time or money in developing an estate plan. These are the people that have the most difficult time when an accident happens, because they are not ready.

Did you know that if you are a single person without children, but have a parent in a nursing home, not planning ahead could make that parent lose services because he/she could inherit from you? Did you know that spouses cannot be disinherited, and there is no right of inheritance for children? You can, however, have family members taken care of in the manner you believe is best IF you have an estate plan.

Let's Build a Detailed Estate Plan for Peace of Mind and to Provide for Your Future Generations

Meeting with our attorneys today to create a Will or Trust can save months of heartache and headache for your loved ones. Our experienced attorneys can help you determine what plan fits your circumstances the best. Are you single? Married? Divorced? Have minor children? Have adult children? Have a mixed family? Have family members with Special Needs? Do you want to be charitable? We can help you plan for any of these circumstances. We can also help you attempt to avoid any problems over your estate.

At Eichelberger Law Office, we believe that planning for what happens after you die is not the only planning you need. What if you are incapacitated? What documents are needed? Therefore, our estate planning attorneys have experience in fashioning an effective estate plan using these fundamental estate planning tools:

• Wills
• Trusts
• Powers of attorney
• Living Wills

Did you know you already have an estate plan? It might not be the one you want, or the one that is best for your family, but Iowa law through Iowa Code Sections 633.211, 633.212 and 633.219 will determine where your assets pass if you have not developed your own plan through a Will or Trust.