Wills, Estates & Trusts Lawyers in Princeton

Dying without a Will or Trust

If you die without a will, your estate will be distributed to people by a method called intestate succession. This means that the court will follow the laws in West Virginia for how a deceased person’s assets are to be distributed. While these laws are designed to distribute property in a way that would seem effective, it doesn’t always work out quite right.

Many families have unique relationships, and you may wish for some people to get more, less, or nothing at all. You may have special wishes for how people receive money. For example you may want them to get money slowly over several years, or you may want them to receive funds by going to school full-time. Without an estate plan, your assets and belongings could be distributed incorrectly.

Contact Us Today

At Katz, Kantor, Stonestreet & Buckner, we know how to navigate tax laws and have the experience and knowledge you need to preserve your estate the way that you wish. We are the largest firm in south West Virginia that practices in estate planning. Contact us today at our offices in Princeton and Charleston for representation by compassionate attorneys who can give you peace of mind by planning your estate.

Dial (304) 713-2014 now to get started.