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Estate & Trust

Polaris Law Group is a full-service law firm focusing its practice in the areas of estate planning, elder law, business planning, and probate and estate administration.  We emphasize using the most current estate planning techniques to help our clients achieve their goals.

We are a different type of law firm.  Most estate planning lawyers work in a transactional manner, meaning that after your documents are delivered (no matter how complex or simple) the attorney no longer represents the client.  They put the burden on the client to ensure that all of the steps necessary to complete their planning are done.  This means the client must interpret complex instructions to “fund” their trust and must also do all of the leg work and due diligence themselves.  It is also up to the client to contact the attorney if they feel their plan needs updated.  As you can imagine, most of these plans just don’t work.  In fact, our funding coordinator works with you to ensure that all of your assets have been properly allocated to, and integrated with, your estate plan.

Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorneys, helping clients to create estate plans that actually work. 

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