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Estate Planning Wills & Trusts | Aurora, Illinois | Estate Planning Attorney Alex Ranjha

Have a question about estate planning, but don’t know where to start?

 

CALL ALEX RANJHA

331-233-1774

Have a question about estate planning, but don’t know where to start?

 

CALL ALEX RANJHA

331-233-1774

Have a question about Estate Planning, but don’t know where to start? 

CALL ALEX RANJHA

331-233-1774

Advising You Step By Step

Advising You Step By Step

What Is Estate Planning?

Simply put, estate planning is figuring out what happens to your assets at the time of your death, and planning for how we get from here to there.  Preserving assets, protecting your interests, and setting up the proper legal documents are all parts of this process.

Estate planning not only includes planning for asset distribution upon your demise, but also encompasses advance directives, including advance healthcare directives, living wills, a health care proxy, a medical power of attorney, a financial power of attorney, and other documents to make your wishes and desires known. Known in advanced decisions or advanced directives, and directives that are personal to you are known and carried out.

What Documents Can We Prepare?

Foundational Documents

A Will

Financial Power Of Attorney

Medical Power Of Attorney

A Living Will (also called an Advanced Directive)

Living Trusts

Irrevocable Trusts and Revocable Trusts

Asset Protection Trust

Real Estate Trusts

Special Needs Trusts

Educational Trusts or Student Fund Trusts

Pet & Gun (NFA) Trusts

Transfer On Death Instrument

Also called a “Beneficiaries Deed” You name the beneficiaries that will receive any real estate property upon your death.  A beneficiaries deed is paired with your living will.  This is a great method for avoiding probate and transferring real estate without a trust. Always consult your estate planning attorney.

Alex Ranjha, MBA, JD

Estate Planning Attorney

Advising You Step By Step!

I’m Attorney Alex Ranjha. I’ve lived in Illinois all my life and have 10+ years experience as an attorney.

My planning approach is like an architect designing a custom home for my clients. In our meeting, we will create a “blueprint” together for your custom estate plan that has the features and benefits you request and need. Then, once we finish the design of your estate plan, I will create an estate plan like a contractor, building it step by step.

Alex Ranjha, MBA, JD

Estate Planning Attorney

Advising You Step By Step!

I’m Attorney Alex Ranjha. I’ve lived in Illinois all my life and have 10+ years experience as an attorney.

My planning approach is like an architect designing a custom home for my clients. In our meeting, we will create a “blueprint” together for your custom estate plan that has the features and benefits you request and need. Then, once we finish the design of your estate plan, I will create an estate plan like a contractor, building it step by step.

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Questions Your Attorney Will Ask You…

✅ List of Assets, including approximate value – if you have investment assets, please bring a recent statement from the brokerage house that holds the assets

✅  A recent bank statement

✅ List of names, addresses, and phone numbers for those to whom you plan on leaving assets in a will – usually this is children, relatives, or even charities

✅  A copy of the deed to any real estate you own – if you can find it

✅ Decide who you want to use as your agent under a power of attorney, and that person’s name, address, and phone number, if not included above

✅ Decide who you want to be in charge of distributing your assets upon your death, including that person’s name, address, and phone number, if not included above

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