Estate Planning Attorney

Estate Planning Attorney

As an estate planning attorney, serving matters in Minnesota, my job is to listen, hear your goals, analyze, and offers planning advisement.

Whether you need an introduction to various options or know exactly the path you wish to take, this law office offers strength to your plan.

Estate Planning Attorney

Jasper Berg, Esq.

Personalization matters, especially for our care and the planning for loved ones. Estate issues worth exploring include:

  • Wealth Transfers
  • Life Insurance Payouts
  • Health Challenges
  • Emergency and Disability Planning
  • Real Estate Issues
  • Peace of Mind
  • Asset Protection
  • Business Succession
  • Digital Assets

Navigating complex decisions and communicating your needs is not intuitive. Key documents can allow for our care and a smooth distribution of property, finances, and guardianship.

Most often, this includes a will, trust, power of attorney, and a healthcare directive. The planning process aims to minimize taxes, avoid probate, and protect assets from creditors or unintended beneficiaries.

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Services are tailored to individuals’ needs and circumstances. As an attorney for estate planning, this law office help clients draft legally binding documents such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, ensuring that assets are distributed according to their wishes and minimizing tax liabilities.

Trusts are far more than a probate avoidance technique. A trust can offer great opportunities for the distribution of an IRA or other financial product. Even so, there are many different types of trusts.

Also, estate planning services is the process of offering advisement on complex matters like healthcare directives, ensuring that clients’ wishes regarding medical treatment and end-of-life care are clearly documented and respected.

Additionally, this law office assists with establishing guardianship arrangements for minor children or incapacitated adults.

This includes planning for medical emergencies, addressing gaps in financial needs and making clear decisions for guardianship.

Furthermore, this law office provides strategies to minimize estate taxes and avoid probate, which can be time-consuming and costly. Also, offering solutions for business succession planning, ensuring the smooth transition of ownership and management in family-owned businesses.

Individuals and families with business ownership and management responsibilities have an extra level of estate planning needs that require attention.

Every business is different and requires a different level of attention.

Beneficiary forms need to coordinate with a will and revocable trust. Bank mergers, changing advisors, and weighing 5-10 year payout provisions are significant steps in the estate planning process.

Revising an estate plan is the process of revisiting and reviewing planning documents. Sometimes, individuals and families worry that today’s plan might change tomorrow or thereafter. This is true for everyone.

Planning is not maintenance free. Planning an estate requires attention to detail and a balance between rigidness and flexibility. When making these determinations, consider meeting with a professional to pinpoint potential outcomes and pitfalls.

These questions can help ensure that you are on the same page as your legal counsel, such that your estate plan reflects your wishes and priorities effectively.

If you’re searching for a lawyer for an estate plan that is near, consider contacting this law office for a free visionary meeting, such that you can share your goals and planning needs.

When I meet with a potential client, I do so by phone, email, video, and one-on-one. If you live or work in the Twin Cities, great!  Otherwise, do not allow where you live prevent you from contacting this law office for help.

This law office serves individuals and families near and afar. So, whether you are limited to a cell phone or reside near Edina, St. Louis Park, Richfield, Eden Prairie, Bloomington, Minneapolis, Hopkins, Minnetonka, Saint Paul, Woodbury, Eagan, Burnsville, Plymouth, Blaine, Wayzata, or a city in-between, this law office can help.

I meet with Clients in-person, by phone, email, and video when needed. I offer services both remotely and one-on-one in an office.

Remote planning is common when addressing drafting inquiries and points of consideration.

However, an in-person meeting is advantageous when reviewing matters needing charts, graphs, and timelines.

Of course, being able to review relevant estate documents, like a beneficiary form or survivorship designation is a critical planning step too. Individuals and families often prefer methods that encrypt their personal data. Others wish to avoid all security risk entirely.

When needed, this law office utilizes an encrypted portal system similar to an accounting firm or a medical provider.

Although located in Edina, MN, it is very common that an attorney from this law office meets with Clients outside the Twin Cities area.

This is especially true when assets, like a cabin, cottage, or family farm is located in another County or State.



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