Estate Planning Attorney & Probate Lawyer

George Wolfe believes that every family should be able to enjoy the peace of mind and security that comes from careful planning and expert advocacy. In times of loss and death you also need an experienced advocate. If you need a Columbus estate planning attorney, please contact Wolfe Legal Services today for a free  consultation.

Columbus Estate Planning Attorney with 24 Years of Experience

Without estate planning, you have no say in who inherits your money. Your family can end up paying taxes, and probate could be complicated, stressful, expensive, and time consuming. Why have your loved ones go to court when it can be easily avoided?

We can help you:

  • Protect your assets from creditors
  • Create Wills and Trusts.
  • Prepare tax and long term care plans
  • Establish Guardianship or Power of Attorney
  • Plan your estate so you can avoid probate

Columbus Ohio Probate Lawyer

If your loved one has passed away, we can assist you in efficiently administering an estate and navigating the probate process. Probate can be complicated, stressful, and expensive. Assets in the deceased person’s name will need to be probated, and that can be a intimidating process.  If you are named in a person’s Last Will and Testament and have no idea what needs to be done, that is OK.  At Wolfe Legal Services, we offer legal representation to estate administrators and executioners. If there is a dispute regarding the validity of a will or the way the estate is being administered, we will work diligently to resolve the issue quickly and to your satisfaction.

Interested in our estate planning or probate services? Feel free to contact us today.

Probate

When you are coping with the loss of a loved one, added burdens handling the estate can be hard to bear.  At Wolfe Legal Services we are here for you if you need a Columbus probate attorney serving all Central Ohio. What Is Probate and Why Do I Ne… Read More
Attorneys: George M. Wolfe

Probate Assets vs Non-Probate Assets

People often think of a Will as the all-encompassing document that says what happens to their stuff immediately after they die. However, this is not true. Some of your assets go directly to their intended beneficiaries as soon as you die. The rest o… Read More

Guardianship

When a person is incapable of handling his affairs and day to day life, a court may appoint a guardian to be responsible for his financial and personal matters. The duties of the guardian can be complex and the process of getting guardianship can be… Read More

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