Estate Planning for Newlyweds
One of the most important things you can do for your new spouse is to create or update a will or estate plan. Why?
Estate planning is preparation. It is creating a plan for the transfer of your assets after your death. I know…you don’t want to think about death when your life together has just begun, but an organized estate plan is one of the greatest gift you can give to your spouse and new family.
Even young newlyweds without many assets should have a basic will–if you have anything at all, it is worth planning out how those assets should be transferred.
Already have a will? Make sure to update it once you are married!
At Bloom Legal Group, we help West Virginia newlyweds put their affairs in order in a simple, quick, and inexpensive way.
Contact us today for a free phone consultation to see if we can help you!
Estate Planning Services
Bloom Binder
Single Person – $400.00
Add Spouse or Partner – $100.00
Will Preparation
General Durable Power of Attorney & Medical Power of Attorney
*Prices may vary depending on the complexity of the preparation.