- 1074 W. Taylor Street, Chicago IL
- IL: 1-312-278-3255
- 12150 Morris Rd, Alpharetta GA
- GA: 1-470-567-1529
Over 15 years of estate planning strategies
Hampton and Hampton Law’s estate protection strategies ensure your assets are safe. We help avoid probate and secure a future for children and loved ones. Your assets get distributed as you wish after death while minimizing taxes and expenses.
We also prepare clear and concise healthcare directives for end-of-life choices. Estate laws are ever-changing, and having these important documents prepared by our experienced attorneys will protect your legacy.
We offer the following services:
Estate planning ensures wishes are honored. It secures dependents and governs wealth distribution according to your wishes — giving you peace of mind in your golden years. Hampton and Hampton craft tailored strategies that align with your financial goals and family dynamics.
We work with other professionals to mitigate tax impact while maintaining estate oversight legality through probate courts. We deliver personalized plans that respect individual circumstances and preferences.
When drafting wills, our firm ensures assets pass to your loved ones as desired. Our estate planning lawyers work to avoid probate issues for loved ones. We focus on clarity when we create your will and pay attention to details including any potential contingencies.
Our legal experts guide you through each step of creating your trust. Your family’s future is secure with us. We make sure your wishes are clearly articulated. We work to minimize tax obligations for your loved ones. You can have peace of mind knowing your wealth is protected.
Hampton and Hampton Law offer estate planning guidance tailored to your family’s unique needs. We can assess the suitability of living trusts in your plan. By doing so, your loved ones can bypass probate for smoother asset transfer upon death. We can also draft advance directives; this secures medical decisions according to your specific desires while relieving families during tough times.
Hampton and Hampton Law ensure your assets are managed with precision. We focus on effective estate planning strategies for individuals and families. Our expertise extends to protecting your assets from potential threats of those seeking to take advantage of your loved ones during difficult times.
Let us help you protect your legacy
15 Years of Experience: With experience comes a great deal of knowledge. Our firm leverages 15 years of dedicated service to our clients in the area of estate planning. This experience allows us to provide you with seasoned expertise in managing your legacy planning needs.
Our attorneys meticulously handle every legal detail of your estate planning documents, ensuring thorough documentation that reflects your specific wishes.
Empathy and sensitivity is a cornerstone of our practice. We address personal topics like end-of-life decisions and family dynamics and end-of-life decisions with care, and compassion.
We keep you informed at every step. As a result, you will have clarity and peace of mind throughout the estate planning process.
* Meticulously designed
* Detailed will
* Comprehensive trust
* Personalized approach
* Legally sound
* Combination of strategies
* Tailored estate-planning roadmap
* Wealth preservation
* Tax considerations
Under Georgia’s laws governing estate laws, you can rest knowing your estate plan is compliant and your wishes are carried out when you work with Hampton and Hampton Law.
The laws governing estate planning change, and so do the complexities of the law. We will navigate the changing regulations and ensure your estate plan aligns with the most current legal standards.
We create your estate plan with an in-depth understanding of Georgia law, offering you peace of mind and legal compliance.
Our estate attorneys pride themselves on developing personalized strategies that are compliant and well-thought-out to achieve your goals for your legacy.
We’re proud that our firm offers highly skilled legal services. With us you’ll never feel like our lawyers and staff don’t value your needs. We’re here to help and value your business!
Planning your estate is no easy task. While planning your estate without an Attorney is doable, there are statutory requirements that must be met, Without the careful guidance of an Attorney, mistakes can be made. This ultimately means your property may not be distributed the way you want.
By hiring our firm, we can handle your assets properly and make sure your estate plans our met. Our Attorneys are here to help.
A good reason to have an estate plan is to lower the costs of the probate process. These unnecessary fees can be huge. Not to mention the court can take a small percentage of your estate.
Other consequences include the delay of your estate through probate (longer than a year), and loss of privacy. This includes family members, organizations, and creditors, who may have the ability to challenge your estate. Our Attorney’s our here to help. Call us today, to help navigate through this difficult process.
Estate Planning depends on the size and value of your estate and the complexity of how you want your property distributed. Estate Planning; however, does not need to be expensive.
Call us today for a free consultation, so that an experienced Attorney from our team, can assist your current needs.
A will is a legal document that outlines how your assets should be distributed after your death. It goes through the probate process. On the other hand, a trust is a legal entity that holds and manages assets during your lifetime and, if structured properly, can bypass probate, providing a more private and efficient means of asset distribution.
In Georgia, probate is the legal process through which a deceased person's assets are distributed and their debts are settled. The process typically involves filing the will, appointing an executor, identifying and valuing assets, paying debts, and distributing the remaining assets to beneficiaries. The probate court oversees this process.
Yes, it's crucial to regularly review and update your estate plan to reflect changes in your life, such as marriage, the birth of children, changes in financial circumstances, or the acquisition of new assets.
In Georgia, as in other states, there may be estate taxes and inheritance taxes to consider. Properly structured estate plans can help reduce or eliminate these taxes.