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Wills & Estate Administration Attorneys in Salisbury, Maryland

Matters of estate planning and administration can feel intimidating, as they often affect more than just you, but your loved ones as well. However, you don’t have to navigate these important tasks alone. Let a team of experienced attorneys take the lead.

At Marvel & Emche, P.A., we’ve spent decades advising clients on how to best protect their futures. Whether you need to draft a will or administer a loved one’s estate, we’re ready to provide you with the knowledgeable guidance you deserve. Contact us today in Salisbury, Maryland, to schedule a consultation. We work with clients throughout the area, including those located in Ocean City, Cambridge, and Princess Anne.

The Estate Planning Process

Your estate encompasses all of the money and property you own at the time of your death. As its name suggests, estate planning allows you to create a detailed plan for the future of your estate. With the proper legal documents in place, you’ll be able to specifically outline how you want your assets distributed after you pass away.

Common Elements of an Estate Plan

Most estate plans address aspects such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. As your attorneys, we’ll get to know you and your specific circumstances, and advise you on the elements you may want to add to your estate plan.

Wills

Your will, sometimes called a “last will and testament,” should address not only who should receive your assets, but also who should administer your estate. By choosing a responsible person to be your will’s executor, you can have peace of mind knowing your estate will be in good hands.


Powers of Attorney

In the event that you become incapacitated, your family will likely be incredibly overwhelmed. Appointing trustworthy powers of attorney can help you save them from even more stress.

A power of attorney has the legal right to make decisions on your behalf when you cannot make them for yourself. You can assign different powers of attorney to different things, such as your health care and your finances. Tell us when you’re ready to get started.

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Administering an Estate

If you’ve been named an executor of your loved one’s estate, you’re likely dealing with a lot of responsibilities. At Marvel & Emche, P.A., we believe legalities shouldn’t get in the way of your ability to grieve. We’re ready to shoulder your burdens so you can move forward.

Reach out to us in Salisbury, Maryland, when you need assistance with probate or estate administration. We have the skills to help you with a variety of tasks, including:

  • Surveying the estate

  • Sellings assets to satisfy credit and tax obligations

  • Preparing estate and income tax returns

  • Determining the names, ages, addresses, and degrees of relationship of all heirs

  • Distributing assets to named beneficiaries

  • Representing you in a probate hearing

As your dedicated attorneys, we want to help you fulfill your deceased loved one’s final wishes. Get in touch with us today to set up a consultation.

Put Experience on Your Side

When it comes to your future, don’t settle for less than honest and intelligent legal counsel. Our team at Marvel & Emche, P.A. has over 60 years of combined experience, and we’re prepared to use the skills we’ve cultivated to help you seek results.

Schedule a consultation today by contacting our office in Salisbury, Maryland. We’re also proud to serve clients in the surrounding areas of Ocean City, Cambridge, and Princess Anne. Discover how we can answer your questions about estate planning, administration, or a related issue.

Wills & Estate Administration Attorneys in Salisbury, Maryland

The future is full of uncertainties. When you need advice on how to address them in a will, reach out to us at Marvel & Emche, P.A. We’re ready to help you set up trusts, assign powers of attorney, and more. We also represent clients in matters of estate administration and probate.