Fales Law Group, with extensive experience in living trust/estate planning and probate avoidance, is dedicated to helping Connecticut residents secure their family’s future. We focus on crafting personalized estate plans that protect assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your family’s wishes are honored. Our team can guide you through the complexities of Connecticut law to create living trusts, avoid probate, and protect your family’s wealth. Schedule your free consultation today to start planning for a secure future.
At Fales Law Group, we understand how crucial it is to protect your family’s assets and future. Here’s why families in Connecticut trust us with their estate planning:
At Fales Law Group, we offer a full range of estate planning services to protect your assets and ensure your family is taken care of, no matter what the future holds. Our services include:
We provide these services with a focus on asset protection, tax reduction, and wealth preservation. Our experienced attorney will work with you to create an estate plan that reflects your family’s unique goals and circumstances, ensuring that all estate planning documents—such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney—are carefully prepared and tailored to meet your needs.
Estate planning can be complex, but at Fales Law Group, we make it simple and effective. Here’s what to expect when you work with our experienced Connecticut estate planning attorney:
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Ron McKenzie2024-07-16 “When my wife, Pamela and I decided to establish a Living Trust, we realized we had no idea where to start. So, I took the lead and over a period of three months attended three different seminars in Las Vegas that were offered by legal firms that specialized in assisting and developing Living Trust solutions for families. The firm that came out on top by a huge margin was Gary L. Fales & Associates. So the question is WHY? The reason is Gary in his presentation immediately addressed the needs and wants that my wife and I were looking for, plus they had very reasonable pricing with various payment options. So, we signed on and they helped us assemble our Living Trust including Wills and Burial Instructions and where our Assets would go. We both highly recommend meeting and talking with Gary Fales and his great Staff. When you complete the process, you’ll sleep better at night.” Ronald A. and Pamela S. McKenzie Deedee Bonner2024-07-10 The staff at Gary Fales Law, are always friendly and professional, weather it's a phone call or in person, you're treated with kindness and respect. Shereen Bugeda2024-05-16 Jacque was very informative, patient and such a pleasure to deal with. She answered all our questions that we had. Highly recommend Gary L. Fales & associates law office. Jan Fischer2024-05-13 Jackie was very thorough going through all of documents, and answering many questions. George Hamilton2024-04-18 Jacque was very pleasant and knowledgeable while explaining the documents Emily Childers2024-03-12 Jacque was so friendly and helpful in explaining the answers to our many questions. She is definitely experienced and made the whole process easy for us. Thank you! Caleb Childers2024-03-12 Jacque was excellent, thanks for your help! Luis Rivera2024-03-04 Very informative and easy to follow. Answered all questions on point. Very happy with everything.Load more
Estate planning typically involves creating a will, living trust, durable power of attorney, and health care directives. We will guide you in preparing these essential documents.
The best way to avoid probate is by setting up a living trust and ensuring that your assets are properly titled. We can help you design a plan that keeps your estate out of probate court.
A will goes into effect after you pass away and may go through probate, while a living trust takes effect immediately and allows you to avoid probate by transferring assets to beneficiaries directly.
We provide estate tax planning strategies to reduce the taxes your heirs may owe, including setting up irrevocable trusts, charitable donations, and other wealth preservation techniques.
Yes, you can create a charitable trust or designate a portion of your estate for charitable giving. This allows you to support causes you care about, ensuring your specific wishes are fulfilled while potentially reducing estate taxes.