Estate Planning is a fundamental aspect of owning wealth. Without a comprehensive and exacting plan for the future, you run the risk of passing on a burden – rather than a legacy – to your loved ones. An effective estate plan developed by an estate planning attorney is, however, more than the simple assurance of coverage; it can serve as a road map to a more cohesive investment plan, a plan that keeps your present goals in mind while remaining ever-mindful of the uncertainty the future brings.

Erskine & Erskine emphasizes its personal approach to estate planning. Rather than focusing on formulaic approaches that can be found anywhere, we stress a relationship that more adequately accounts for your individual nature, creating an estate plan that will supply the peace of mind you’re looking for; one that best serves your vision for the future.

Offering effective estate planning techniques like split dollar planning, trusts, and annuity maximizers, Erskine & Erskine is more than capable of handling your unique estate plan.

Estate and Trust Planning Terms:

Accumulation Trust Beneficiary-Owned S Corporation Trust Beneficiary-Owned Trust Charitable Lead Trust Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust Charitable Remainder Trust Charitable Remainder Unitrust Complex Trust Crummey Demand Power (or trust) Defective Trust ESOP Grantor Retained Annuity Trust Grantor Retained Income Trust Grantor Retained Unitrust Grantor S Corporation Trust Grantor Trust Irrevocable Trusts Invasion Trust Qualified Subchapter S Trust Revocable Trust Section 2503(c) Trust Self-Settled Trust Simple Trust Sprinkling Trust Standby Trust Will