Utah Estate Planning can be tricky & you need an expert that understands Utah Estate Law. No matter if it is a simple will or the most complex trust, it is important that documents are drafted clearly and properly. At Morgan & Associates we put our expertise to bear on every Utah Estate Plan we create to give our clients peace of mind about their future as well as that of their loved ones.
We have offices in Lehi and Santaquin, Utah and travel all over the state. Every document we create for our clients is tailored to their needs and situations. Many attorneys claim to practice estate planning with fill in the blank forms and one size fits all plans; not us. We take the time to craft each will, trust or business document according to the top industry standards.
We have offices in Lehi and Santaquin, Utah and travel all over the state. Every document we create for our clients is tailored to their needs and situations. Many attorneys claim to practice estate planning with fill in the blank forms and one size fits all plans; not us. We take the time to craft each will, trust or business document according to the top industry standards.
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Bill Morgan and Chris Morgan, are the Attorneys of Morgan and Associates, Attorneys at Law. Serving Utah clients in Lehi, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Draper, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Orem, Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson, Santaquin, Ephraim, Manti, and Saint George. Morgan & Associates, Attorneys at Law specializes in estate planning, trust administration and probate.
Elder Law Blog
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Hollywood loves the neat simplicity of the storyline that says the wording of the will controls who wins and who withers in time for the curtain call. It's fun fiction. When most folks think of estate planning it is usually in the context of their parents or grandparents. That said, it is probably more essential for parents with minor children to have a legal plan in place.
Living Trusts
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Revocable Living Trusts, often called a family trust, is a device that allows its creator to pass on property following his or death without the expense and hassle and publicity of the probate court. Generally, the family of a deceased person must hire a lawyer, petition the court, wait for orders from the judge and then file various documents before finally requesting the court to close an estate.
Simple Wills
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A will is a set of instructions to the probate court judge on how to handle a deceased person's estate. A petition is filed and the local Utah court issues orders allowing a personal representative to access bank accounts, sell property and pay off creditors. Without a will the court has to decide from among those who are interested in serving, who is to fill the position.
Wills vs Trusts
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Clients often start a consultation wanting to know what the difference is between wills and trusts. The biggest difference is probate. Probate is the legal process of dividing up and paying off a person's estate after someone dies. Probate is handled in court. When someone dies without a will the probate judge applies default Utah law to determine a deceased person's heirs.
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