Estate Planning

Reston, Virginia Wills and Trusts Attorneys

Zell Law provides a wide range of estate planning services to clients who want to protect their families and businesses when they can no longer look out for them. Our office is located in Reston, Virginia, and we have created estate plans for clients throughout Northern Virginia (including Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Fauquier County, Fairfax City, Alexandria City, and Arlington County), Maryland (including Montgomery County and Prince Georges County), and Washington, D.C., and, working with other licensed attorneys around the country, with clients located in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington State, Colorado and Hawaii.

Our estate planning attorneys will thoroughly explain how a will, trust or business continuity plan can help you minimize or avoid taxes, reallocate and protect assets and ensure your business remains on sound legal footing. Our office can also review your financial situation and current estate plan in order to strengthen what you already have in place.

Regardless of whether you're just starting a family or are nearing retirement, creating an estate plan is an effective means of protecting your family's financial future. To learn more about estate planning services and the options available to you, contact estate planning lawyers at Zell Law today.

Customized Estate Plans

At Zell Law, our estate planning lawyers take the time to understand the estate planning goals of each of our clients. We listen to what they want to achieve, take the time to understand their situation and then work with them to create a customized estate plan that helps realize their personal dreams of wealth and freedom. Regardless of our client's individual situation, we can help you with:

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Most people do not place enough emphasis on their estate plans, believing there is plenty of time to plan for the future. Others simply cannot see the importance of having wills and trusts in place. When estate planning is delayed or ignored, families and businesses are placed at risk. For example, failure to plan ahead for the care of an elderly parent or ailing spouse could result in significant Medicaid look-back penalties. Our estate planning attorneys have helped thousands of clients secure the future of their families and businesses.

In addition to estate planning, our attorneys handle issues surrounding probate and estate administration.