Kruml Law Office provides clients with all aspects of drafting Wills and/or Trusts, developing comprehensive estate plans, and succession planning ranging from routine Wills to more complex Estate Planning. Most plans commonly include Durable Power of Attorney documents, as well as Health Care Power of Attorney designations.

 

Kruml Law Office assists clients and advisors to create wealth transfer plans that provide for beneficiaries, minimize taxes, and provide support for charitable organizations.

SERVICES INCLUDE:​

 

1. Estate Planning; Wills & Trusts

Estate planning requires an individualized, holistic approach in which planning and documentation is custom tailored to the individual, family, and business planning needs of each client in order to achieve each specific client’s goals. Plans range from Wills, to Trusts, to Charitable Remainder Trusts combined with other planning documents including Durable Powers of Attorney, and Health Care Powers of Attorney.

An individual estate plan often calls for more planning than a traditional Will or Trust. Kruml Law Office is able to advise clients on the creation and implementation of planning tools such as Revocable Trust, Life Insurance Trusts, and Annual exclusion gifting programs, Family Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), deferred compensation arrangements, retirement benefit planning, and charitable giving structures. Services provided also extend to planning for the wealth transition of a family or closely held business to the next generation of family or non-family owners.

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2. Estate Administration; Probate & Trust Administration

While a significant portion of the Estate planning practice is devoted to the preparation and implantation of Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, and other Estate Planning documents. Kruml Law Office has experienced in the probate of Wills, and trust administration as part of an estate or probate process. Preparation and filing of Inheritance Tax documents, and any required Estate or Gift Tax Returns are routinely completed and filed as part of the probate or trust administration process.