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Family Law - Wills, Trusts & Estates


For over 20 years I have been an estate planning and estate administration lawyer.  I have also been able to assist clients with guardianships and conservatorships when necessary.  I will be happy to talk with you about the legal and practical measures involved in family law issues.  

As your attorney, I will help you prioritize what is critical and what is not in order to give you peace of mind.  The AARP estimates that only about 60% of people over the age of 50 have Wills and Trusts, only 45% have Durable Powers of Attorney, only 30% have Advance Medical Directives and only around 23% have Living Trusts. 

My services include the following:

(i) Powers of Attorney;  and Advance Medical Directives;
(ii) Guardianships and Conservatorships;
(iii) Wills;
(iv) Revocable Trusts;
(v) Irrevocable Trusts;
(vi) Charitable Remainder Unitrusts;

(vii) Insurance Trusts

People often ask me what they to do to manage wills and estates, elder law and Medical Directives, and at a minimum, I have compiled a complete list of these under the ’Frequently Asked Questions’ (FAQs) section.







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Law Offices of Ralph Nichols, Jr.

1403 Greenbrier Parkway, Suite 210
Chesapeake, VA  23320

Phone:  (757) 548-0232
Fax:  (757) 436-6662

 

Divorce (inc Military Divorce) Lawyers, Child custody and
Family Law (inc Wills and Trusts) Lawyers covering the cities of:
Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Hampton Roads, VA

 

Disclaimer:  The answers to any questions on this site do not constitute legal advice, nor do they constitute the formation of a client-lawyer relationship, but are provided for general information purposes only and should not be understood as a substitute for personal legal advice. Therefore, until an attorney-client relationship is formed through a Retainer Agreement, visitors’ information may not be kept confidential, or prevent representation of an adverse party.

 





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Wills, Trusts & Estates



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